We get mostly robins, but in the winter, we see quite a few cardinals. Oh, how pretty they are! So, in order to keep them coming, I decided to look for the best bird feeders for cardinals.

Northern cardinals don't migrate and don't molt into a dull plumage, so you'll see the arresting birds in winter's snowy backyards. They've have come to symbolize winter bird feeding. The birds ...

I had four winter cardinals in my yard during the recent snowstorm. Of the dozens of birds at my various feeders, the winter cardinals simply radiated with beauty. The contrast between the ...

Cardinals don’t migrate—they stick around during the cold months, and with the right strategy, you can attract them to your yard to help feed them and keep them safe all winterlong.

He emphasizes that while feeders can be used to successfully attract cardinals, a well-planned garden also provides a habitat for nesting and encourages more opportunities to keep cardinals nearby.

Blue jays, red-breasted nuthatches and northern cardinals are just a few of the birds that might fly into your backyard this winter. Michigan is also expecting and irruption of finches.

This also explains why cardinals are so common at your winter bird feeders. However, winter is now over and the menu is expanding to include some meat (insects).

North Carolina winter birds include cardinals, blue jays, finches. They like sunflower seeds, niger seeds, tube feeders, platform feeders.

It's always a delight when cardinals pass by our homes. To encourage these feathered friends to nest in your yard, follow these helpful tips.

The Perky-Pet Red Cardinal Bird Feeder is a great choice for this, as it has a side net for clingers and a rim for perchers, giving you a chance to attract even more of your local birds.

From Nov. 26 to March 3, the Northern Cardinal - Ohio’s most popular bird overall - kept its top spot by being the bird most spotted at 90.4% of feeders during those winter months, with an ...

He emphasizes that while feeders can be used to successfully attract cardinals, a well-planned garden also provides a habitat for nesting and encourages more opportunities to keep cardinals nearby.