Dear birding enthusiast, Since 1952, Duncraft has been your top choice for backyard bird feeding supplies. Based in the heart of New Hampshire, we started out with a modest goal: to help you attract birds to your yard. Today, we remain true to our goal by helping you attract more birds to your yard. Our experienced team of bird feeding specialists are available to answer your questions and attract the birds you want. Right now, we’re celebrating our 67 year…
Orioles and other birds have started to migrate Many birds migrate thousands of miles south for the cold winter months and within a matter of weeks, reach their destination. For example, Baltimore Orioles migrate as close…
The birds are so quiet right now. We’re approaching the end of summer and we keep getting calls from people wondering, Is it still okay to feed the birds, even though everything’s quiet and I’m not seeing…
In this article, we’re going to learn about when orioles migrate and how we can help. When do orioles migrate? How can I help orioles prepare for fall migration? When will orioles arrive in the spring?…
Top 10 Feel Good Quotes About Backyard Birding You look out your window and smile. It feels good to see flowers in your yard and hear hummingbirds buzzing around your feeder, while robins splash in your…
Why is this bluebird flying back and forth and “thwapping” against my window? Learn about this seemingly unusual bluebird behavior and why it’s happening. Kim Canning Smith recently shared the following two bluebird videos with us…
Summer is a great time to discover new foods that attract more birds to your yard. The arrival of warm weather means, for most of us, that the hummingbirds have arrived and a variety of colorful,…
Have you ever seen a cardinal act like this before? Watch the following video, featured on the Duncraft Wild Bird Blog, to see this seemingly unusual courtship behavior. “Birds themselves are so interesting and intelligent, and…
Why choose a squirrel-proof feeder? The goal of a squirrel-proof bird feeder is to keep squirrels out of your bird seed. That’s why most “squirrel-proof” feeders have either wire caging or a weight-sensitive perch that drops…