28 Nov, 2025 | Media Releases
When the world outside grows quiet and cold, many Canadians find warmth in the company of birds. Every winter, tens of thousands come together through Project FeederWatch, a beloved bird monitoring program started by Birds Canada. Running now through April 30, 2026, FeederWatch invites people to slow down, notice the birds around them, and share what they see, creating a detailed picture of how our birds are faring in the winter months.
10 Oct, 2025 | Featured News Stories
October is the perfect time to help birds thrive by planting native species, leaving leaf litter and setting up feeders. Learn how small changes at home can help create a haven for birds this season.
18 Dec, 2024 | Featured News Stories
Feeding birds is a wonderful way to connect with nature, support local wildlife, and enjoy the beauty of feathered friends right in your backyard. But to make the most of this rewarding hobby, it’s essential to choose the right feeder and seed type while maintaining a clean and safe environment for your avian visitors.
28 Nov, 2024 | Featured News Stories
Running now through April 30, 2025, Project FeederWatch invites people of all ages and skill levels to contribute valuable data on winter bird abundance, a crucial tool for understanding how bird populations are faring during the colder months. For the past 38 years, Project FeederWatch has provided essential insights into bird distribution and abundance during winter—a critical time when many species face tough survival challenges.
23 Oct, 2019 | Featured News Stories
Whether they’re visiting a feeder on your apartment window or checking out your crabapple tree, birds keep us amused with lively antics all winter. For 33 years, participants in a program called Project FeederWatch have been reporting quick counts of their feathered visitors throughout the colder months.
