Does the iMac have a blog reader? What reader do you use?

I have an iMac with OS 10.8.4. Before I upgraded to this OS there was a way to get blog feeds in the Mail Reader which seems to have disappeared. I did find an RSS reader of some kind soon after I upgraded (back in May) and added 2 blogs to it but now I can't find it. Not even sure if it was already on the Mac or a plug in I installed because I had done a little research into blog readers back then.
Today I decided I want to finally choose a blog reader and get organized about my blog reading. I don't know yet if I prefer one on my computer or on the web, but I'd like to know all my options. I'm looking at Feedly and a few others I read about in a couple of articles online. And I'm reading through Help on my computer, but not finding anything about an integrated reader, other than maybe the Reading List in Safari which doesn't actually automatically pull articles but only lets me manually save pages to read later.
Please let me know if there is a reader on the Mac. And if you have an online reader you love, please tell me what you love about it. Thank you!

Ah! That's what I was referring to Rudegar. I guess I closed it and that's why it wasn't showing up in my dock or giving me pop up messages anymore. But I found it just now.
Unfortunately, it just seems to be a list of recent articles. I like the way I can categorize my blogs in Feedly.
I'd love to hear other suggestions to consider. Thank you!

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