When it comes to building nests, birds use a wide variety of tactics and materials. Some birds, like the puffin, burrow into ...

The birds amassed fans, as legions of devotees follow along on webcams each spring as falcons progress from hatching to ...

Great eared nightjars live on the forest floor, remaining motionless throughout the day, camouflaged among leaf litter and ...

An unusual couple of nesters has attracted the attention of Portland-area birders drawn to a story about the peculiarities of ...

It has a truly baffling biological quirk: it lays its eggs through ... We’re used to eggs coming out the back end, maybe a cloaca if we’re talking birds or reptiles, but the neck?

A bird once declared extinct in the wild has just laid eggs in Hawaii. The sihek, also known as the Guam kingfisher, has a striking burnt orange breast, electric blue wings, and a sharp beak.

adding he’s seen an uptick in surrendered and abandoned birds this spring due to interest in at-home egg production. “Most people end up dumping them before they ever even lay a single egg ...

Olsen soon discovered that the mother duck had set up a nest in a planter and had laid six eggs. Two days later ... said they plan to install a small barrier soon so the duck and her ducklings ...

Male birds have shimmering blue and green feathers, while females tend to sport low-key green plumage. The tropical rainforest is a dangerous place for small birds ... female jacobin hummingbird ...

That would be the egg of an Allen’s hummingbird. This tiny bird lays tiny eggs and lives in tiny nests. We are fortunate enough to get to see an Allen’s hummingbird lay an egg in its nest in a ...

What is smaller than the width of a dime and weighs less than half a gram? That would be the egg of an Allen’s hummingbird. This tiny bird lays tiny eggs and lives in tiny nests. We are fortunate ...

That’s mainly because infected hens die of bird flu before they can lay eggs ... so put your eggs straight into the refrigerator. Check for cracks. Even if the crack is small, it’s best ...