13 reactions · 5 comments | Check out this cardinal rocking a fresh look! Cardinals molt their feathers during late summer—have you seen one? Want to learn more about your backyard birds? The Perky-Pet Smart Camera Squirrel-Resistant Bird Feeder has you covered. Shop now: https://amzn.to/3ZHyDPQ | Perky-Pet | Facebook

10K reactions · 1K shares | A favorite bird to many, the Northern Cardinal brightens everywhere it goes with its flare of crimson feathers. Take one home today and make a symbolic adoption to support birds and the places they need. You’ll receive a plush Northern Cardinal and certificate of adoption with your gift! | National Audubon Society | Facebook

Feeding with insects today in the outdoor aviary🤩 The northern cardinal male is in heavy moult but is all fine😅☺️ #birds #bird #nature #naturelovers #naturelover #softbills | Tropical Aviary Birds - Torben Dehlholm

Beaks are remarkable tools used for eating, defense, feeding young, gathering nesting materials, building nests, preening, scratching, and courting. Watch as our new ambassador, Jerri, skillfully works her food using only her beak-no hands needed! Cardinal tongues play an important role in how these birds eat. After their strong beak cracks open a seed, the tongue acts like a lever—separating the seed from the shell and pushing it toward the back of the throat to be swallowed. Because birds lack