Winter birds

Birds will appreciate any food you can offer but it's important to know the right things to provide and what to avoid. Follow our simple feeding guide.

We finally got a little snow! This photo was used on the cover of Mass Audubon's Explore magazine, Winter 2021 issue.

As temperatures dip, look no further than your backyard to see how full of life this blustery season truly is! Enjoy over 50 beautiful winter bird photos.

a pair of red birds on a snow covered branch of berries

One of our most popular photo collections by Allison Trentelman – full of softness, light, and natural beauty, we can understand why.

So cute. It is so much warmer today with fog and rain predicted for tomorrow. The roads have been fine from the beginning but I never had my driveway plowed. I parked near the road and have been able to get out easily with the new tires I got earlier this year. So far, so good. Aren't Virginia Greene's birds adorable? This was her holiday card for December. via

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Source: images.google.com via Debra on Pinterest You know I'm such a softie for little critters, birds especially. I feed them pretty much year round, but this time of year I try to do a little more to make sure there's something available for these cuties to sustain them. I can't imagine how hard it is to find food in the winter. Right now it's still pretty mild for January, but within a week or two we will have snow and bitter cold. It takes a lot of calories for birds to survive the harsh…

Titmice are tame birds that love to eat sunflowers at our feeder. They are here year-round and their whistled peter-peter-peter song may be heard even during mid-winter thaws.

Planting a winter berry bird buffet full of shrubs with berries keeps birds happy, healthy, and coming back for more. Here are several shrubs that produce loads of tasty berries which will have birds flocking to your yard.

A robin braves snowfall in Sweden in this National Geographic Photo of the Day.

Cedar Waxwing