Bird Help

January 5 is National Bird Day.

Learn more by clicking here, at the Avian Welfare Coalition website.

We will not purchase items made with feathers, as they are illegally sourced.

My video above are all of wild birds or birds cared for at zoos, except one Amazon Parrot who has been a part of a family for decades, and who I've had to pleasure of bird-sitting.

Am no bird expert; I just like them, and want to help them survive.

Part of my drive to remove all non-native species of plant from our property, is so the local birds, bees, bats, and mammals can enjoy.

Wild is Better

January 5 is National Bird Day

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Birds are More Beautiful Wild.

The Avian Welfare Coalition’s National Bird Day campaign aims to reduce the suffering of birds by raising public awareness of the destructive bird trade, the realities of cruel bird breeding mills, and ways to improve the welfare of birds already in captivity.

Eastside Cats LURVs birds, and we are remaking our yard into a native plant zone, to invite all pollinators to enjoy themselves.

A pair of Northern Flickers, in our yard in 2020

White-Breasted Nuthatch, at Kensington Metropark, 2023

A family of Mallard Ducks, on the Clinton River near home, in late Summer 2024.

Do it for the birds!