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.

Birds with “house” built into their names are, not surprisingly, common urban residents. Three such birds found in Minnesota include the house wren, house finch and house sparrow. Here’s a quick bio ...

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 ...

A house wren is a tiny, feathered terrorist. He pulls the nests out of occupied boxes and fills the unoccupied ones with sticks to prevent other birds from nesting there.

The increasingly popular gadgets, which take photos of avian visitors, are turning at-home birding into a shared experience.

Founded by ecological researcher Bradley Allf, The Concrete Chorus Project investigates what makes birds thrive in cities.

Many of the UK’s bird species are in serious decline, largely due to habitat destruction and the collapse of food chains ...

Ideally, you should position your bird feeder around 10 feet away from trees or shrubs to prevent squirrels from jumping onto ...

Taylor, best known for her work in the indie film world, shares her love of the avian world in her new book, “Turning to ...

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