Bird Feeder

The American Robin is one of the most recognizable and beloved birds in Northern Nevada. With its warm reddish-orange breast, charcoal-gray back, bright white eye ring, and cheerful personality, the robin is often considered a symbol of spring.

Across Northern Nevada’s open valleys, ranchlands, suburban neighborhoods, and high desert landscapes, the soft cooing of the mourning dove is one of the region’s most familiar bird songs.

Among the many birds that inhabit Northern Nevada, few capture attention quite like the Anna’s hummingbird. Tiny, fast, and brilliantly colored, these remarkable birds have become increasingly common throughout the Reno–Sparks area and surrounding high desert communities.

The American Goldfinch is one of the most cheerful and recognizable birds found in Northern Nevada. Its bright yellow summer plumage stands in striking contrast to the muted browns and grays of the high desert.

The Northern House Wren (Troglodytes aedon) is one of the most energetic and charismatic small birds found across North America, including the high desert landscapes of the western United States.

Across high desert landscapes, quail are among the most recognizable and beloved birds. Their quick movements, soft calls, and distinctive topknots make them a familiar sight along sagebrush flats, desert washes, and suburban edges.

Concerns about bird flu often raise questions, here's how to continue enjoying safely feeding the birds.

Is there a feeder more user friendly and versatile than a wire feeder like the Moana Perfect Start? If there is, we sure haven’t found it yet!