Can Hummingbirds Stop Flying (+ Other FAQs)
There are many curious myths about hummingbirds, and one of them is that they can never stop flying. Some people … Read more
There are many curious myths about hummingbirds, and one of them is that they can never stop flying. Some people … Read more
Impatiens are some of the most popular flowering plants, but are they good for hummingbirds? It turns out that Impatiens … Read more
There’s no doubt that birds are astonishing in their adaptations. Some, such as swifts, spend almost all of their time … Read more
While many people think of New Mexico as a parched, deserted state, it actually has one of the most diverse … Read more
A state where east meets west, Oklahoma has one of the most diverse landscapes of any state in America. Home … Read more
If you’ve seen hummingbirds hovering hungrily around your hydrangea flowers, you may be wondering – do hummingbirds feed on hydrangeas? … Read more
From sky blue to lemon yellow, from jet black to snow white, birds come in every imaginable color. But nothing … Read more
If you’ve been out birdwatching and spotted a bird with long legs, you might be wondering which one you saw. … Read more
If you’ve ever read ‘Into The Wild’, you’ll know you need to be tough to survive outdoor life in Alaska. … Read more
Rhode Island might be the smallest state in the Union, but that doesn’t mean that it’s lacking bird life. Rather, … Read more
There are eleven wren species in North America, but Arizona is the only state to host every one of them! … Read more
Minnesota. A land of lakes, swamps, and forests, not forgetting extensive farmlands and big cities, too. Bar Alaska, Minnesota is … Read more
Mississippi is a southerly lowland state with a subtropical climate. More than half of the state is covered in forest, … Read more
Famous for its great lakes, islands, rivers, forests, and even mountains, Michigan has no shortage of beautiful landscapes. With 78 state … Read more
Maryland might be the eighth smallest state by land mass in the United States, but its varied landscapes of sand … Read more
With lakes, rivers, rolling hills, and hardwood forests, Missouri is renowned as a great destination for nature lovers. Its diverse … Read more
Mountainous Montana might be the largest state of the northwest but it remains the eighth-least populous state in The Union. … Read more
Nebraska is a midwestern state that lies at the geographical center of the USA. Indeed, an old tourism slogan for … Read more
Despite being the 7th Smallest state in The Union, Massachusetts has a surprisingly rich ecology. From the coastal planes in … Read more
When it comes to the best state for nature lovers, few can boast such impressive titles as Idaho. The deepest … Read more
Wrens. Tiny songbirds with big personalities. One minute they’re scuttling through the undergrowth, quiet as a mouse, the next they’re … Read more
Wrens are one of the most endearing songbirds in North America, so whether you’re an Indiana resident, or just passing … Read more
With its southerly maritime position, Georgia offers a warm climate for birds and birdwatchers to enjoy year-round. Of the 11 … Read more
With its hot, sticky climate, Florida offers a singular wildlife habitat in North America and a unique experience for the … Read more
Delaware may be the second smallest state in the Union, but that doesn’t mean there’s any shortage of birdwatching opportunities … Read more
Even though it’s the third smallest state in The Union, Connecticut boasts an impressive number of birds. The varied landscapes … Read more
Wrens. Tiny birds that seem ever-eager to make up for their small size with their energy and attitude. Sometimes only … Read more
From the coastal plains in the east to the towering peaks of the blue ridge mountains in the west, Virginia … Read more
From dense national forests and mountains covered with snow into July to deserts that may not see rain for weeks … Read more
As one of the largest and most diverse states of America, California boasts a bewildering array of bird life. There … Read more