Bird Feeder

The takeaway: Depending on where you live, it may make sense to put your smart bird feeder away for the winter. This blog explains more and provides tips. Depending on where you live, winter is eithe

The takeaway: Winter can bring a whole new cast of characters to your smart bird feeder–and require a new seed strategy. Life slows down when winter sets in–but it doesn’t grind to a halt–and

The takeaway: Gardeners, bird lovers, and tech enthusiasts will all find gifts to give and get at FeatherSnap, the home of smart bird feeders with built-in solar panels and motion-activated cameras.

The takeaway: Bird bills vary by species, from wide flat bills to chisel-like bills and everything in between. These shapes impact diet–read to discover how. Different birds have evolved to have a

The takeaway: Fall is an exciting time at your smart bird feeder as new species arrive. Make sure you put out the right seed to attract these migratory birds. As the summer winds down, the air cools,

Having unwanted birds at your feeder, or too many aggressive birds, can drain your feeder and suppress bird diversity at your site. Here’s what you can do

Different season, different color–same bird? That’s breeding plumage in a nutshell. Breeding plumage, one of the most fascinating aspects of bird behavior and biology, is a period of vibrant tran

A smart hummingbird feeder is likely the best way to get up-close views of hummingbirds. These feeders, which pair hummingbird nectar feeding ports with a high-definition camera equipped with motion

Having hummingbirds in your yard is a treat for everyone, but these elusive birds don’t just show up on their own–you will need to create a habitat that is inviting to them and feed them once the

The summer days are long and warm, and everywhere you look, wild animals are out and about. So, why does it seem like as soon as the weather gets nice that visitation to your bird feeder drops off? Th