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Arkansas birds

Dark-eyed Juncos: The Snowbirds Have Returned

November 16, 2024November 16, 2024 by Steve Creek
Dark-eyed Junco Foraging Near Feeder

Dark-eyed Juncos return to Arkansas, marking the arrival of winter. Learn about their habits, how to attract them, and why they make Arkansas winters complete.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, backyard birding, Bird feeding, Birdwatching, Dark-eyed Juncos, snowbirds, Wildlife Photography, winter birds, winter migration

A Pine Warbler’s Visit to My Arkansas Feeder

November 4, 2024 by Steve Creek
Vibrant Fall Visitor: The Male Pine Warbler

Spotted a vibrant male Pine Warbler at my Arkansas feeder this fall. Learn more about these adaptable, resilient birds and their unique behaviors and habitat.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, backyard birding, Bird feeders, Birdwatching, fall migration, Nature Photography, Pine Warbler, Setophaga pinus, wildlife

Feeder Favorites: The Tufted Titmouse and Carolina Chickadee

November 3, 2024 by Steve Creek
Tufted Titmouse with a Sunflower Snack

Daily visits from Tufted Titmice and Carolina Chickadees bring life to my yard. Learn why birds may pause feeder visits and how to keep them coming back.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, attracting birds, Backyard birds, Bird behavior, Bird feeders, Bird photography, carolina chickadee, fall birdwatching, Nature Photography, tufted titmouse

The Return of the Yellow-rumped Warblers

October 16, 2024 by Steve Creek
Yellow-rumped Warbler Perched On A White-tailed Deer Antler Tine

Yellow-rumped Warblers, aka “butter butts,” return to my Arkansas yard this fall. Learn about their migration and my latest photo on a White-tailed Deer antler!

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, backyard birding, Bird photography, Birdwatching, butter butt, fall migration, warblers, White-tailed Deer antler, Wildlife Photography, Yellow-rumped Warbler 2 Comments

Why You Should Leave Birdhouses Up Year-Round

October 5, 2024 by Steve Creek
Carolina Chickadee Checking Birdhouse

Learn why keeping birdhouses up year-round in Arkansas helps birds like Eastern Bluebirds find shelter and prepare for the next nesting season.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Backyard birds, bird nesting, birdhouse maintenance, Birdhouses, Carolina Chickadees, Eastern Bluebirds, Wildlife Photography, winter bird shelter, winterizing birdhouses 1 Comment

Spotting the Pileated Woodpecker

June 21, 2024 by Steve Creek
Pileated Woodpecker Perched On A Dead Tree Trunk

Photos and details about seeing the iconic Pileated Woodpecker in Arkansas, including at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and in a suburban backyard.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography, National Wildlife Refuges, Oklahoma Wildlife Locations, Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Tags Arkansas birds, Backyard birds, Bird Watching, keystone species, Nature Photography, Pileated Woodpecker 2 Comments

The Charming Red-bellied Woodpecker: A Close Encounter

June 3, 2024 by Steve Creek
Red-bellied Woodpecker Climbing A Limb

Discover the vibrant Red-bellied Woodpecker, its habitat, behavior, and tips for photographing these delightful birds in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Backyard birds, Bird behavior, bird conservation, bird habitats, Birdwatching, Nature Photography, oklahoma birds, Wildlife Photography 1 Comment

Brown Thrasher Update: Still Making Music in My Backyard!

May 25, 2024May 23, 2024 by Steve Creek
Brown Thrasher Up-close Profile

Brown Thrashers: Year-round residents in Arkansas! Learn more about these backyard songbirds and their presence throughout the year in the Natural State.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, Bird photography, brown thrasher, year-round residents 5 Comments

Downy Woodpecker Fledglings Finally Arrive!

May 13, 2024 by Steve Creek
Downy Woodpecker Chin-up

Photographer captures photos of adorable Downy Woodpecker fledglings visiting a suet feeder, with details on their distinct appearance and behaviors.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Baby birds, Bird behavior, Birdwatching, Downy Woodpecker, feeder birds, fledglings, Wildlife Photography 3 Comments

A Morning with American Robin Fledglings in My Backyard

May 10, 2024 by Steve Creek
American Robin Fledgling Perched On My Deck Railing

Witness the delightful sight of American Robin fledglings in their backyard habitat and learn about their remarkable journey to independence.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Baby birds, backyard birding, Birdwatching, nature, robin fledglings, wildlife, Wildlife Photography 1 Comment

White-throated Sparrows in Arkansas: Backyard Beauties with a Song

October 26, 2024April 29, 2024 by Steve Creek
A White-throated Sparrow Close-Up

Learn about the White-throated Sparrow, a common winter visitor to Arkansas. Discover their distinctive appearance, charming song, and interesting behavior.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Arkansas Wildlife, bird feeder birds, bird songs, birdwatching in Arkansas, White-throated Sparrow, winter birds

White-crowned Sparrows in Arkansas: Facts, Photos & Fun Facts!

April 28, 2024 by Steve Creek
White-crowned Sparrow Arkansas Visitor

Learn about White-crowned Sparrows visiting feeders in Arkansas! See photos, discover surprising facts about their migration, songs, and loyalty.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Arkansas Wildlife, bird facts, Bird feeders, bird migration, Bird photography, white-crowned sparrow, winter birds

Stunning Rose-breasted Grosbeak Visits My Feeder!

April 27, 2024 by Steve Creek
Rose-breasted Grosbeak Visits My Feeder

A surprise visit from a Rose-breasted Grosbeak led to amazing photos and a chance to learn about this beautiful Arkansas spring migrant!

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Bird feeders, Bird photography, birdwatching Arkansas, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, spring migration

Ruby-throated Hummingbirds Return to Arkansas!

April 21, 2024 by Steve Creek
Ruby-throated Hummingbird Returns

It’s hummingbird season in Arkansas! Learn when these dazzling birds migrate to the Natural State, how to attract them to your feeder.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, hummingbird feeder, hummingbird migration, ruby-throated hummingbird, summer in Arkansas

A Cardinal Couple Visits the Feeder

April 11, 2024 by Steve Creek
Male Northern Cardinal Surveying the Yard

Observe the lively Northern Cardinals that make their home in Arkansas, from their nesting habits to their status as a state symbol.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Arkansas Wildlife, Bird Feeder, Bird photography, Bird Watching, cardinal couple, northern cardinal, state bird
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