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In the world of coffee certifications, there’s one that soars above the rest—literally.

The Smithsonian Bird Friendly certification is the gold standard when it comes to protecting our feathered friends and other wildlife while ensuring your coffee is both delicious and environmentally responsible.

But what does it take for a coffee farm to earn this pre...


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Honestly, Harpy Eagles are one of the coolest birds around. They are the rulers of the rainforest skies and are as intriguing as they are awe-inspiring.

Keep reading, and you will learn some incredible facts about these powerful raptors.

#1. Harpy Eagles are well known for their unique look

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Let me give you a staggering and sobering number:

Since 1970, 2.9 billion birds have disappeared from North America.

Yes, you read that correctly. Almost 25% of the total number of birds have vanished in less th...


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Today, I want to introduce you to the Scarlet Tanager.

Many people find it surprising that these BEAUTIFUL birds spend their summers breeding in North America. Once the weather starts to turn cooler, they migrate thousands of miles to Central and South America to spend the winter.

During these winter months, Scarlet Tanagers commonly live on or...


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If you’ve ever heard a bird meow or seen a flash of sleek gray darting through a thicket, you might have seen the Gray Catbird.

Equal parts mysterious and entertaining, these feathered wonders are common but not often seen.

Here are TEN interesting facts about Gray Catbirds: #1. Named for Their “Mew-sical” Call

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