There’s no doubt about it: squirrels are some crafty thieves regarding backyard bird feeders. Watching them try to gain access by jumping from objects and trees or hanging upside down swinging by one ...

If you’d like to attract wild birds to your yard, putting out a bird feeder is a great start. But to successfully draw in a ...

Bird flu has forced farmers to slaughter millions of chickens a month, contributing (along with inflation) to the steep price ...

Ashley Horton and her family learned to live alongside coyotes after moving to town a little more than two years ago — but in recent weeks, Horton said, these wild canines have come a little too close ...

Regrettably, this includes rats, which are attracted to warm ... Advice from Pest Defence asserts: "It’s best to try and squirrel-proof your bird feeder either through a metal cage that allows ...

Rats and mice are also attracted to any available ... Advice from Pest Defence adds: "It’s best to try and squirrel-proof your bird feeder either through a metal cage that allows birds in ...

to “filthy disgusting tree rats!” At times they can be a bit of a nuisance, raiding bird feeders and nesting in ... outwitting a lot of “squirrel-proof” barriers along the way.

Coyotes can be found just about anywhere in North America. Indiana residents are more likely to see coyotes during the ...

Snow, for all its inconveniences, is good for New England. It helps maintain our water supply and insulates plants from the worst cold, and it has been called the “poor farmers’ fertilizer’’ because ...

Constructing a 100% coyote-proof fence might be impossible ... to welcome birds to your yard with a bird feeder, you may want to put it away for a short season. Bird seeds that fall to the ground can ...

The Wildlife Services (WS) program of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is authorized, in both Federal and State law, to take necessary action in assisting any landowner in management ...