Baby Parrots Don't Fit in Car Seats
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 11/7/2020 to
Companion Birds
So what’s a new bird parent to do to keep his baby bird safe? This article contains tips for bird-proofing your home to make it safe for a parrot.
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Dead or Alive? Where Are My Beautiful Birds?
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 10/31/2020 to
Wild Birds
Discover why your feeders are suddenly empty this fall. Learn one simple thing that you can do to help prevent the demise of migratory birds.
Mulled Cider - A Delightful, Warm Migration Beverage
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 10/24/2020 to
My Favorite Recipes
A cup of warm mulled cider is the perfect accompaniment for enjoying autumn bird watching and the fall migration! This recipe is for the best mulled cider I've ever had!
Be Sure to Ask These Important Questions Before Adoption
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 10/17/2020 to
Companion Birds
A checklist of questions you need to ask before you adopt.
Proper Care of Cut Glass and Painted Suncatchers
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 10/10/2020 to
Decorating Tips
This article will instruct you how to hang and care for your bird suncatchers and art glass window panels to get the maximum life from them.
Would I Enjoy a Bird Walk Even if I Can't Identify Birds?
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 10/3/2020 to
Wild Birds
Discover the most common misconceptions, myths, and mistakes that prevent people from getting started in birdwatching.
Promote Healthy Feathers With This Easy Essential Oil Spray
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 9/26/2020 to
Companion Birds
This is a special recipe to give your bird's feathers that amazing sheen you've seen on show birds and in magazines.
The Rainbow Bridge, Avian Edition
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 9/19/2020 to
Companion Birds
Those who have lost a special bird may be comforted by the words of the modified rainbow bridge poem.
How to Know Which Binoculars are Best for You
Posted by Tim Quinlan on 9/12/2020 to
Wild Birds
When most people begin their search for a new product, they start with all the bells and whistles until they price it out. We all want to have the very best, but we also need to be realistic. We have listed below some of the most common activities that are enhanced by the use of binoculars. We then designated the binocular qualities that most enhance the experience.
Prepare Now for Exciting Fall Hummingbirds
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 9/5/2020 to
Wild Birds
Do you see only a single male hummingbird yet observe many females? This column will help you to understand why.
How to Bake Healthy and Delicious Cockatiel Cookies
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 8/29/2020 to
Companion Birds
Show your cockatiel how much you care--he'll love this recipe for cookies as much as you love him!
The Most Important Things to Consider Before Adding a New Bird
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 8/22/2020 to
Companion Birds
Thousands of parrots are re-homed each year. Are you ready to make the life-long decision to add a bird to your life? This article will help you decide.
Definitions of Binocular Terms
Posted by Tim Quinlan on 8/15/2020 to
Wild Birds
Here are some definitions and descriptions of common binocular features to help you better understand binoculars and make an informed decision when making your purchase.
Good vs Bad: Nyjer vs Thistle
Posted by Tim Quinlan on 8/8/2020 to
Wild Birds
Discover the difference between nyjer seed and thistle seed, they are not the same thing!
Is a Sweet Pionus the Best Bird for You?
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 8/1/2020 to
Companion Birds
Birdie Beth Anne considers the pros and cons of pionus ownership and guides you in your decision.
How to Quickly Prepare Fresh Chop
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 7/25/2020 to
Companion Birds
Have you heard about chop but wondered how to make it? Here's what you need to know to make this healthy and delicious avian essential.
Mom's Baked Beans - The Best Side Dish for Warm Days
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 7/18/2020 to
My Favorite Recipes
I love baked beans--Mom's baked beans. This recipe is the best baked bean recipe I ever tasted!
Summer Activities to Help You Attract More Colorful Birds
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 7/11/2020 to
Wild Birds
Learn what to do to keep your backyard birds happy and healthy this summer.
Seven Important Aspects of Parrot Care
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 7/4/2020 to
Companion Birds
This is the second of a seven part series on Parrot Care - A is for Apples
Cool Lime Pie - A Favorite Summertime Dessert
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 6/27/2020 to
My Favorite Recipes
Cool and refreshing for summer parties, this cool lime pie also has a reduced calorie variation.
Discover The Best Bird Fathers
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 6/20/2020 to
Wild Birds
When most people think about baby birds, they think about mother birds building the nest and then caring for the young. Many male birds take an active role in parenthood and should be celebrated both on Father's Day and every day of the year!
Dangerous and Deadly Foods Bird Owners Must Avoid
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 6/13/2020 to
Companion Birds
We're all for sharing human food with your companion bird, but there are some foods that can make your bird ill or even kill him. Here is a list of these foods.
Seven Important Aspects of Parrot Care
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 6/6/2020 to
Companion Birds
This is the first of a seven part series on Parrot Care - P is for Play
Poisonous and Toxic Plants Bird Owners Must Avoid
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 5/30/2020 to
Companion Birds
Do you know which plants should never be kept around your companion birds? This list includes many common plants that are toxic to birds. If you own birds, you should avoid having these dangerous plants in your home.
How to Know if a Cute Caique is the Perfect Bird for You
Posted by Beth Anne Quinlan, PhD Avian Sciences on 5/23/2020 to
Companion Birds
Explore caique ownership and learn if a caique is the right bird for your home.