What birds can you expect to see in a Maryland backyard? While every property is different with its own mix of birds, many are pretty typical. These are the Maryland backyard birds commonly seen in our central Maryland yard.
Usually I’m not thrilled when huge flocks of birds descend on the yard, displacing our โregularsโ from feeders and birdbaths. But when fifty-six (at least!) Cedar Waxwings visited, I was happily excited. Unlike big flocks of Common Grackles, European Starlings and Brown-Headed Cowbirds, this crowd was not aggressive towards the other birds and didn’t displace them. They didn’t want anything from the feeders after all. They didn’t mess with the other birds and the other birds didn’t mess with them. They were just there to drink.
Improvised Heated Birdbath Using Plastic Plant Saucer and De-Icer
Thinking about making a DIY heated birdbath? It’s understandable. A really good heated birdbath can be expensive. A DIY birdbath is usually much less expensive.