Everyone enjoys going out for a good meal, right? The birds are no different! Consider a DIY bird feeder to host your feathered friends. Eating out has new meaning when you’re thinking of the birds.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Birds do all kinds of great things for a garden: Insect-eating birds can provide some pest control. And ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." There's something magical about watching birds up close. Their beautiful colors and alert eyes will fill ...

Winter mornings bring a special kind of magic when you spot colorful birds fluttering around your backyard feeder. Building ...

One of the main benefits of attracting birds to your garden or yard is seeing them in all of their glory. Their breathtaking colors, musical mating calls, and their sweeping glides through the air can ...

This large bird feeder will hold 50 pounds of sunflower seed. Winters are long and cold for our feathered friends. I used to have a small bird feeder that had to be refilled every two or three days.

Poke or melt holes through the bottoms of your plastic containers, and thread about 4 inches worth of twine through each hole. For each one, make a sturdy knot (tied 2-3 times), and on the outside of ...