Wildlife

A yellow goldfinch sitting a top of a sunflower.

Why Are Goldfinches in My Yard? (And How to Attract Them)

If you’ve noticed small, bright yellow birds showing up in your yard late summer into fall, chances are you’re seeing American Goldfinches. They’re one of the most recognizable backyard birds in North America, and one of the most rewarding to attract. But what many people don’t realize is that goldfinches don’t just show up randomly. […]

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Prothonotary warbler carrying a caterpillar to feed young birds during nesting season.

Why So Many Birds Are Passing Through Northwest Ohio Right Now (And What Your Garden Has to Do With It)

Every spring in Northwest Ohio, something incredible happens overhead. Millions of birds move through Northwest Ohio during spring migration, stopping to rest and feed before continuing north for the breeding season. For many people, this is just a fascinating seasonal event. For birders, gardeners, and nature lovers, spring bird migration in Northwest Ohio is a

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A red cardinal sitting on a tree branch

Northern Cardinals: A Vibrant and Vital Part of the Ecosystem

The Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is one of North America’s most recognizable and beloved birds. With their striking red plumage, clear whistled songs, and year-round presence, cardinals are a favorite for birdwatchers and backyard gardeners alike. But beyond their beauty, Northern Cardinals play a significant role in their local ecosystems. What Do Cardinals Look Like?

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