FEATHERED FRIENDS
5 MOST COMMON BACKYARD BIRDS YOU'LL SEE DURING THE WINTER
Birdwatchers enjoy winter as some bird species migrate to warmer areas. Despite the cold, a few birds remain and can be enjoyed in backyards with proper food and shelter.
Credit : PIXABAY Here are some 5 Most Common Backyard Birds You'll See During the Winter
Credit : PIXABAY Black-Capped Chickadees
The black-capped chickadee is charming and small, with distinctive black feathers on top and a preference for birch trees. They enjoy peanuts, sunflower seeds, and suet.
Credit : MARTHA STEWART American Goldfinch
The American goldfinch, a bright yellow bird with a black forehead, is a popular sight in the US. Enjoy birdwatching by offering thistle seeds and observing their feeding habits.
Credit : MARTHA STEWART White-Breasted Nuthatch
White-breasted nuthatch, found in backyards and forests, adorned in white, grey, and black, loves sunflower seeds.
Credit : MARTHA STEWART Blue Jay
Blue jays have bright blue coats, and distinctive calls; often coexist with humans, making them easy to draw.
Credit : MARTHA STEWART Mourning Dove
Common mourning dove is often mistaken for owls due to soft cooing. Social bird thrives near humans.
Credit : MARTHA STEWART