Warm, dry weather isn't great for the UK's rich variety of birdlife who like to enjoy our gardens - but an expert says there ...

Besides dryer lint, don’t be tempted to put out yarn or human hair as nesting materials. Birds, especially young chicks, can ...

cleaning out some of the debris from the first brood and adding a new layer of mud to the rim. Other songbirds occasionally reuse a nest if it’s in good shape. Large birds like eagles or herons ...

What are birds' nests made from? Birds use a range of materials to build their nests, including sticks, lichen, spider silk, bark and mud. Different birds make different nests. Some nests are as ...

This time of year can be overwhelming for gardeners and birders alike, but try to find some time to create a new habitat for our feathered friends.

Something Wild is a joint production of New Hampshire Audubon, the Forest Society, and NHPR. Chris Martin has worked for New ...

We like to keep the landscaping neat, which means there aren't enough dead trees, rotting logs, and brush piles for birds to nest in. House wrens, bluebirds, Carolina chickadees, tufted titmice ...

Expert nest builders, weaverbirds create intricate woven nests from grass and twigs. Builds elaborate underground colonies ...

Some birds use mud to either build or shore up their nests, so leaving a muddy patch of ground unadorned would be appreciated by them. Many birds use fluff from plants and weeds to line their ...