birds

In Montana, ranchers and farmers have been reading the signs in animal behavior for generations. There’s a fascinating dance between nature and the skies.

Winter in Montana can be brutal, but there’s a curious charm in those old wives’ tales about predicting the weather. Are they right more often than we think?

A Slinky on a bird feeder? Yep, it’s a quirky yet effective way to keep those pesky squirrels at bay, bringing a little fun to gardening chores.

You might feel the urge to rescue a baby bird you see on the ground—but it may not need your help at all.

Spring is here, and so are Montana’s migratory birds! From robins to bluebirds, see which feathered friends are making their return this season.

Here's when hummingbirds are mostly likely to return to your feeders this year.

Some people believe that a visit from a cardinal is not only lucky, it's a heavenly connection.

Was it footsteps? Someone drumming?

Check out this great opportunity for Montana's youth to learn the art of bird hunting in the Treasure State.

These birds want to move in, but they don't want to pay rent.

Grouse or Pheasant? This little lady surprised me jumping down from a nearby garage roof onto our back parking lot. She was beautiful but not alone for long.

A photograph of birds sitting on an electric wire in a newspaper inspired a clever idea from a musician who found it. He cut out the photo and used the exact location of the birds as musical notes. This beautiful composition was created: