Species such as house wrens, bluebirds, chickadees, and titmice readily take to birdhouses, while others like purple martins ...

If you've spent the time making your yard more attractive to birds, it's likely you've got a couple of nests. But sometimes those nests end up in risky spots.

The placement of your bird feeder matters. Here’s how to bring all the birds to your yard while keeping them safe, healthy ...

Habitat loss, pesticides, window collisions, house cats and climate change are taking a toll on songbird populations. But for our backyard nesters, a crow was the biggest threat.

Perched atop the Marriott Vacation Club at Custom House Boston, the raptor banding program led by Mass Audubon’s Norman Smith ...

Mama House Finch brings a sprig for the nest she is building in the eave of my house. It has been a yearly tradition the past five or six years. Taken with my Nikon Z6iii with a 600mm lens through the ...

You may have experienced a Carrion Crow persistently pecking at your kitchen windows or watched a Chaffinch endlessly fly at ...

With many UK bird species in rapid decline, here are some simple and natural ways to care for wildlife in your garden and ...

Wise people will tell you to avoid thinking too highly about yourself when things go right and not getting down on yourself ...

The Certified Wildlife Biologist went on to explain that birds choose wreaths because they often look like greenery or offer a sturdy base for building their nests. "There tends to be a handful of ...

Ideally, you should position your bird feeder around 10 feet away from trees or shrubs to prevent squirrels from jumping onto it. It's best to keep your feeder at least 30 feet away from windows or ...

The next time I checked our finch nest, I was surprised to find the cowbird egg was gone, as was one of the finch eggs, leaving just three finch eggs in the nest. The intrusive cowbird youngster ...