
‘Birding: The Best Posts’ is a roundup of the posts on my blog that I have written over the past ten years. There is a ton of information on this blog. Sometimes it is hard to find. I often stumble upon a forgotten post and am delighted I wrote on the topic.
There is a little bit for everyone from new birders to advanced birders who want to learn about bird behavior and sharpen their birding skills.

Information for New Birders
Choosing Binoculars for Nature Study
Choosing Field Guides (with videos)
The Importance of Birds to Indigenous American Peoples (video)
Winter Birding: How to Master It (with video)
Spring Warblers Birding Tips and Techniques
Birding By Ear: Learning Birds Calls and Songs
Bird Migration
Bird Migration Routes: Do You Live Near One?
Spring Bird Migration for Beginning Birders
What are Neotropical Migrants? (A Beginning Birder’s Guide)
Raptor Migration: What You Need to Know to Hawk Watch (with video)
Winter Bird Migration and Irruptions (Videos)

Bird Behavior
How a Cardinal Makes His Red Feathers
The Relationship Between Birds, Berries, and Fruit
Starling Murmurations: How to Find One and When to Watch (with video)
A Murder of Crows – What does it mean?
A Turkey Vultures Sense of Smell
Studying Birds
Searching for Abandoned Bird Nests
Birding by Ear: Learning Bird Calls and Songs
Spring Bird Migration for Beginners

Identifying Birds
Winter Feeder Birds: Identifying Woodpeckers
Identifying Savannah and Song Sparrows
Arctic Birds that Visit in Winter (with video)
What is the Difference Between Ducks, Swans, and Geese?
Learn the Fall and Winter Colors of These Common Bird Species
Birds by Color: Identifying Birds
How and Why Birds Change their Plumage.
Common Winter Birds Across North America
Identifying Birds by Color: A Collection of Photo Galleries
Birds by Color: Yellow Warblers
How a Cardinal Makes His Red Feathers
Blue Birds: Identifying Birds by Color (A Photo Gallery)
Birds by Color: Identifying Little Gray Birds
Winter Feeder Birds: Identifying Blue Birds

Birds of Prey (Raptors)
Bird of Prey Facts, What Makes a Raptor, a Raptor?
What Do Raptors (Birds of Prey) Eat?
Birds of Prey of Philadelphia, and New Jersey: A Checklist
Bald Eagles at Conowingo Dam, close to Philadelphia
Identifying Birds of Prey: Books to Help You
Hawk Migration Watch at Fort Washington State Park
Hawk Migration at Cape May Point State Park
Philadelphia Owls: A List of Species
Schedule Your Hawk Watching Now
Hummingbirds
Spring Blooming Flowers to Attract Hummingbirds
Bird Checklists
Philadelphia Owls: A Checklist
Birds of Prey of Philadelphia, and New Jersey: A Checklist

Creating a Backyard Habitat
Habitat Garden: What You Need to Start One
Water in Your Backyard Habitat
Cover: Providing Shelter in Your Backyard Habitat
Cavity Nesters: Birds that Use Holes in Trees
Birdhouses: Choosing, Maintaining, and Attracting Birds
LoveNest Birdhouses with WiFi Video
Put out Nesting Materials and Nest Boxes March 1
Attracting Birds to Your Backyard
How to Attract Birds to Your Garden
Attracting Bird with Fruit Trees and Berry Plants
A Winter Bird Feeding Guide: Attract Birds to Your Backyard (with Video)
Attracting Cedar Waxwings to Your Backyard
Attracting Birds with a Shadbush
Spring Blooming Flowers to Attract Hummingbirds
Nature Journaling
Keeping a Life List or Birder’s Journal
Using a Field Notebook for Nature Journaling
Catalog for the Grinnell System
Grinnell Method for Nature Journals
Spring Birding and Nature Journal Prompts
Observation Checklist to Sharpen Your Skills
An Easier Way to Draw Birds (video) — John Muir Laws
Secrets for Capturing Stunning Photographs of Birds
Citizen Science
Project FeederWatch Info, Tips, and Nature Journaling Ideas
Join the Christmas Bird Count | Audubon
Conclusion – Birding: the Best Posts
I hope this collection, Birding: The Best Posts’, is useful. Have I missed a topic? Do you have a burning bird question and would like a professional librarian to research and find the answer? Drop a comment or question in the box below.