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Birds & Blooms is a long-running US magazine dedicated to helping nature lovers bring the beauty of the outdoors into their lives. Published bimonthly since its launch in 1995, it focuses on backyard wildlife, gardening and the connection between plants and birds. The magazine appeals to readers of all experience levels, from casual birdwatchers to avid gardeners. Each issue is rich with practical advice, identification tips and seasonal guides that help enthusiasts attract and support birds, butterflies, hummingbirds and other wildlife. Topics covered throughout the magazine include native plants, garden design, bird feeding strategies and habitat enhancement. The writing is engaging, accessible and encourages readers to interact with nature. Beautiful photography throughout the magazine showcases wildlife in vivid detail and inspires readers to create welcoming outdoor spaces. In addition to how-tos and features on specific species, the magazine also offers personal stories from fellow nature lovers, reader-submitted photos and tips for photographing backyard visitors. Available on PressReader, Birds & Blooms magazine offers readers practical direction and inspiring nature coverage shaped by over three decades of expertise.
Short-eared owls are very interesting and quite enjoyable to watch. Recently, I was lucky enough to have a chance to observe these unique birds. Blake Hess GREELEY, CO A friend gave me a tip about where I might find a great horned owl to...
Not far from Fort Myers, but still slightly removed from the bustle of big cities and busy beaches, an ecotourism oasis awaits on the Gulf Coast’s sister islands of Sanibel and Captiva. Nature enthusiasts, and birders in particular, will...
Fall gardening isn’t just cleaning up beds and raking. Add these garden chores to your list to end the season strong and give yourself a healthy head start on next year. You’ll also get expert advice from Heather Wheatley, certified...
asmall bird out in the big world might seem vulnerable or even defenseless. But in fact, birds have many strategies to defend themselves. Of course, some feature colors or patterns that help them blend into their habitat—for example, a streaky...
