Female Rose-breasted Grosbeak: Identification Guide
A female rose-breasted grosbeak looks like a large streaky sparrow with a bold eyebrow and huge bill. Learn how to identify her and tell her from the male.
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Types of Nuthatches: A Complete Guide
There are four types of nuthatches in North America, from the white-breasted to the pygmy. Learn to identify nuthatch species and how to attract them.
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Types of Chickadees: A Complete Guide
There are seven types of chickadees in North America, from the black-capped to the chestnut-backed. Learn to identify chickadee species and how to attract them.
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Female Yellow Warbler: Identification Guide
A female yellow warbler is a plainer, greenish-yellow version of the male without chestnut streaks. Learn how to identify her and tell her from the male.
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Female Purple Finch: Identification Guide
A female purple finch is brown and streaked with a bold white eyebrow and no red. Learn how to identify her and tell her from a female house finch.
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Backyard Birds of South Carolina: A Complete Guide
Common backyard birds of South Carolina include the cardinal, Carolina wren, and blue jay. Learn to identify South Carolina backyard birds and how to attract them.
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Backyard Birds of Alabama: A Complete Guide
Common backyard birds of Alabama include the cardinal, chickadee, and mockingbird. Learn to identify Alabama backyard birds and how to attract them to your yard.
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Types of Woodpeckers in Alabama: A Complete Guide
Alabama is home to several types of woodpeckers, from the red-bellied to the pileated. Learn the common woodpecker species in Alabama and how to attract them.
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Types of Owls in Alabama: A Complete Guide
Alabama is home to several types of owls, from the great horned owl to the barn owl. Learn the common owl species in Alabama, how to ID them, and where to see them.
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Types of Hawks in Tennessee: A Complete Guide
Tennessee is home to several types of hawks, from the red-tailed hawk to Cooper’s hawk. Learn the common hawk species in Tennessee, how to ID them, and where to see them.
