Bird watching is a popular hobby for people of all ages. Many bird watchers start this fascinating hobby by getting to know the birds in their own backyard. To help you attract these neighborhood favorites, Drs. Foster and Smith has added some new seasonal items for bird watching.
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak are a real treat to have at your window birdfeeder. Find out what might attract this bird species to your neighborhood.
Want to start attracting wild birds to your yard but don’t know how to get started? Here are some easy ways to start feeding and enjoying wild birds.
We’re all enjoying watching the best of each breed compete at Westminster Dog Show this week…
Enjoy these images of cats, dogs, fish and birds to use on your computer’s desktop background!
Find out where Drs. Foster & Smith gets many of their BEAUTIFUL bird models for our catalog and website. (Plus, watch a video of photo shoot!)
By slightly altering your backyard fall cleanup routine, you can create a backyard haven rich with natural food and shelter for wild birds.
by Mi K. on September 21, 2010
All pet owners want to take good care of their pet. Learn about a priceless site that offers free pet info & tips for good pet care.
Our female conure, Chicken, had an egg-laying craze that left her egg bound. Four months later we were surprised to be faced with a similar situation.
by Mi K. on June 22, 2010
Story of a captivating mother robin and her four babies.
When you live with parrots, you play by their rules. Learn why for this author “the bird is the word.”
Do you have wild birds flying into your windows? This tried-and-true method of preventing deadly bird window collisions is simple and inexpensive!
Chicken, a 7-year-old female green-cheeked conure had been laying eggs until she became egg-bound with her ninth egg. The vet’s prognosis for Chicken was not good: unless that egg came out soon, Chicken could die. Find out what happened: