Backyard Bird Visitors After Arkansas Snow
Snow in Arkansas brought Brown Thrashers, Mockingbirds, Cowbirds, Mourning Doves, and Pine Warblers to my yard. Winter birdwatching!
Snow in Arkansas brought Brown Thrashers, Mockingbirds, Cowbirds, Mourning Doves, and Pine Warblers to my yard. Winter birdwatching!
Fox Sparrows are winter visitors to Arkansas. Learn about their habits, habitat, and how to spot them with photos of one in the snow.
Reflecting on a snowy day in Arkansas with a Harris’s Sparrow in 2010. A peaceful reminder of winter’s beauty this Christmas morning.
A rainy Christmas Eve in Arkansas brings reflections on nature with a Carolina Wren perched on a rain gauge, reminding us of everyday beauty.
Learn why leaving birdhouses up year-round benefits birds like the Carolina Wren and supports wildlife in your backyard.
Find out why Blue Jays avoid feeders in winter, from natural food sources to competition, and how to encourage them back to your yard.
A wind-blown Tufted Titmouse brings character and charm to a backyard feeder in Arkansas, captured in a lighthearted wildlife moment.
An aggressive Northern Mockingbird dominates my feeders, eating only suet while chasing off birds like cardinals, juncos, and woodpeckers.
Learn effective ways to keep your birdbath from freezing during winter and provide fresh water for birds with simple non-electric and electric solutions.
Learn how to identify Purple Finches and House Finches with this guide featuring key differences and a stunning photo of a Purple Finch from Arkansas.
Carolina Wren perched in a Dwarf Pear tree in Arkansas. Learn about the tree’s role in supporting wildlife, including birds, squirrels, and rabbits.
Eastern Bluebirds and Carolina Wrens compete for a birdhouse this spring. Follow their activity and learn about birdhouse setup and year-round benefits.
Observe the unique ground-foraging behavior of a Northern Flicker in Arkansas. Captured up close as it hunts insects in my backyard on a November morning.
Northern Mockingbird displaying fanned tail feathers in detailed photos. Unique behavior captured from my deck, showcasing its territorial flair and elegance.
American Robins visit my yard year-round, often using the bird bath for drinking and resting. Learn about their behavior and beauty through close observation.