Regional Guides

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.

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.

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.

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.

Alabama is home to several types of hawks, from the red-tailed hawk to the Mississippi kite. Learn the common hawk species in Alabama, how to ID them, and where to see them.

Blue birds in Virginia include the eastern bluebird, blue jay, and indigo bunting. Learn the types of blue birds in Virginia, how to ID them, and why some birds are blue.

Virginia is home to several types of woodpeckers, from the red-bellied to the pileated. Learn the common woodpecker species in Virginia, how to ID them, and how to attract them.

Virginia is home to several types of owls, from the great horned owl to the tiny saw-whet owl. Learn the common owl species in Virginia, how to ID them, and where to see them.

Blue birds in North Carolina include the eastern bluebird, blue jay, and indigo bunting. Learn the types of blue birds in North Carolina and why some birds are blue.

North Carolina is home to several types of woodpeckers, from the red-bellied to the pileated. Learn the common woodpecker species in North Carolina and how to attract them.