To invite more hummingbirds to your garden, consider planting these flowers as a dynamic duo. They both feed the birds and ...

Quick Take Pesticides are the nerve center threat driving hummingbirds away, thinning their insect prey and contaminating ...

In the Himalayan forests, the satyr tragopan performs one of the bird world’s most dramatic courtship displays.

When it comes to keeping your garden lively with hummingbirds, few plants work harder than agastache. These vibrant, fragrant perennials — sometimes called hummingbird mint or giant hyssop — thrive in ...

If attracting birds to your landscape is an important part of your gardening activities, this is an exciting time in most neighborhoods. Leaves are starting to fall from some deciduous species of ...

Hummingbirds are a glorious sight, whether you see them in your yard or out in the wild. Sadly, climate change and habitat pressure mean several species of these spectacular birds are under threat.

Red valerian, also known as Jupiter's Beard, is a low-maintenance plant that attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. The plant's bright color and tubular shape provide ideal feeding conditions for ...

Multiple rare white hummingbirds have recently been spotted in Mississippi during the fall migration. There are three types of white hummingbirds: albino, leucistic, and pied, each with different ...

Fall is nearly here in Michigan and hummingbirds are already making their trek southward for winter. A digital map from Hummingbird Central offers a chance to track hummingbird sightings across ...

Planting greenery with hummingbirds in mind is a great way to make your yard a beneficial space for pollinators. They're so cute with their little bodies and hypersonic wing pulses; we could watch ...

Ruby-throated hummingbirds are the only hummingbirds that commonly appear in Massachusetts. They generally leave by mid-September, with males usually leaving first. Mass Audubon recommends taking your ...

As hummingbirds migrate for the winter, hundreds of the agile creatures are flocking to nectar-filled feeders across south Louisiana, where some will stop to refuel before heading even further south.