We get mostly robins, but in the winter, we see quite a few cardinals. Oh, how pretty they are! So, in order to keep them coming, I decided to look for the best bird feeders for cardinals.

The feathered friends around your home can be picky eaters, so be sure to provide them with their favorite meals.

Cardinals are creatures of habit, so keeping feeders topped off during the winter is key to attracting the birds. Once cardinals recognize your feeder as a consistent source of nutrients, they ...

Feeders full of sunflower seeds or safflower seeds are a surefire way to keep cardinals happy. The shape and structure of a northern cardinal’s bill reveals the birds’ food preference. The ...

Northern cardinals don't migrate and don't molt into a dull plumage, so you'll see the arresting birds in winter's snowy backyards. They've have come to symbolize winter bird feeding. The birds ...

There are two types of cardinals: the spring, summer and fall cardinals—and they are beautiful—and there are the winter cardinals—and they are spectacular.

Hopper feeders: These are best for safflower and sunflower seeds or cracked corn and will attract all the species that visit tube feeders plus larger birds like cardinals, jays, grackles and red ...

Matter of fact, the range of cardinals has been slowly increasing and scientists believe it is because people put bird feeders out for them. This human behavior makes finding food in winter (the ...

North Carolina winter birds include cardinals, blue jays, finches. They like sunflower seeds, niger seeds, tube feeders, platform feeders.

From Nov. 26 to March 3, the Northern Cardinal - Ohio’s most popular bird overall - kept its top spot by being the bird most spotted at 90.4% of feeders during those winter months, with an ...

Bird feeders give birds a break from finding food through the winter. The DNR and American Bird Conservancy say they require some care to help prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian ...