Ryan Julian

In North America, 11 wren species have been identified, with Texas accounting for 9 of them. The Texas sightings are all categorized as common occurrences. By sight and sound, this guide will help you identify them. Carolina Wrens, Bewick’s Wrens, Canyon Wrens, Cactus Wrens, and Rock Wrens are all found in Texas throughout the year. … Read more

Songbirds from three different families: finches, cardinals, and weavers are given the name Grosbeak, which literally means “large beak.” Five Grosbeaks are regularly seen in North America, while two are just passing through. There are a total of 34 species of Grosbeaks in the world. The finch and cardinal families both have Grosbeaks in North … Read more

Many sparrow species migrate through New Jersey during spring, while others choose to stay and breed here, making the best time to see them in the state. These busy little songbirds are worth learning about since they are so entertaining to observe. It is worth taking the time to get to know them. This guide … Read more

In California, you may observe all three Vultures that live in North America. Turkey Vultures, California Condors, and Black Vultures are the species. Vultures urinate on themselves to stay cool, only eat bacteria-laden dead creatures that they stick their bald heads into to rip the flesh, and vomit to avoid being eaten. The vultures’ horrible … Read more

This manual will teach you everything about what birds eat jelly, including identification and images. In addition, learn how to feed birds grape jelly and get an easy grape jelly recipe for birds. Tanagers and orioles, as well as other fruit-eating species like catbirds, woodpeckers, House Finches, robins, Yellow-rumped Warblers, grosbeaks, and Cape May Warblers … Read more