Attracting Birds & Butterflies

Make your yard a bird's paradise by following these simple steps.

Draw the smallest birds to your garden with these tips.

Who doesn't love butterflies?

Attract a myriad of birds to your yard by completing these simple and fun projects.

Support the local environment and enrich your own.

For those made of concrete, chips and cracks are common.

This is a fun project, before and after the build.

This Winter, think about feeding the birds when hanging your Christmas and Winter decorations.

If your bird bath pump is not working properly, then you will find that you may need to replace it.

Invite your feathered friends and upcycle a fence post too.

A birdbath in the yard will attract many different types of birds.

Encouraging bird feeding in your yard requires more than just providing seed.

Trumpet-shaped flowers are a hummingbird's favorite stop.

Today many populations of wild birds rely on the bird feed offered by backyard feeders.

Better than any insecticide, birds naturally help keep pests to a minimum.

Fluctuating temperatures can cause cracking.

Keep your garden helpers happy by building them a home!

These blossoms support beneficial bugs.

Different insects have different cold weather habits.

If you need to repair your birdbath bowl, follow the seven steps.

With some elbow grease, you can make your bath last longer.

Raccoon are cute and clever, but a nuisance to your bird feeder. Here's how you can keep them away from it.

Add some of these 3 elements to your garden, and bring on the birds.

Try this simple solution for fixing up an old, shabby birdbath.

A garden can be spruced up by adding a great landscaping element such as a butterfly house.