Is that ever-growing collection of plastic nursery pots rapidly overtaking the garden shed shelves or potting table? Clearing ...

Across the globe, birds exhibit remarkable nest-building ingenuity, adapting to diverse environments. From bowerbirds' ...

A major collection of more than 50 bird fossils found in northern Alaska suggest some ancient ancestors of modern birds learned to either adapt to the harsh Arctic winter, or migrate south during the ...

Positioned high above the fish-filled Hudson River, the large birds have a nest on top of the Bear Mountain Bridge, a 2,255-foot suspension bridge roughly 50 miles north of Manhattan. However ...

Bird nests may look simple, but they play a vital role in protecting eggs, keeping them warm, and providing a safe space for chicks. But why do birds put so much effort into nest-building ...

A male and female Baltimore oriole feed their young while perched on their hanging nest, which is made of materials like thin twigs, plant cotton and bark strips. Spring is in the air — which ...

Many of our birds are cavity nesters, that is, they nest in holes in trees and fence posts. Woodpeckers can use their strong bills to chisel holes to create their own cavities. Many other birds ...

"These nest boxes, though, have provided the key ingredient to house generations of these birds." The nest boxes have been at the site since 1990, Reinartz said. They were installed by UWM ...

A birds' nest that appears to go back 30 years is helping researchers with a new study. For the first time researchers have studied the plastic found in birds' nests to work out how old they are.

Nest researcher Auke-Florian Hiemstra stumbled upon a bird nest that appeared to go back 30 years in time – filled with historical plastics. His discovery of successive layers of plastic in birds’ ...

The Coors Light Birds Nest concert series returns to the big top at TPC Scottsdale to entertain fans of the world's rowdiest golf tournament, the WM Phoenix Open 2025, with four nights of music ...

This is the conclusion of researchers from New York's Cornell University, who found birds that line their nests with snakeskin are less likely to have their eggs eaten by predators. "We think that ...