Bird baths: charming, idyllic, and a delightful addition to any garden, right? Well, yes, but there’s a bit more to the story. While these little pools offer a vital resource for our feathered friends ...
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department advises to clean bird feeders to prevent spread of deadly disease detected in Texas ...
One of the best things about backyard birdwatching is that feathered friends come without costly veterinarian bills, and ...
When we purchase plants, what if we buy ones that are not only beautiful but also help provide a natural habitat for birds?
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is asking residents to clean bird feeders and baths due to an infectious disease ...
Another infectious disease is affecting birds in Texas. The National Wildlife Health Center confirmed several doves collected ...
After washing, let the feeders dry completely. (Always wear protective gloves while cleaning feeders, feeding areas and bird ...
The doves tested positive for trichomoniasis, an infectious disease that also affects pigeons, finches and other birds.
TPWD recommends discontinuing the use of bird feeders or bird baths until affected birds are gone from the area. As a general ...
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