In 1995, a year before the landfill was originally scheduled to close, much of the park was an unsuitable habitat for grassland birds. But by 2020, when the sedge wren was first spotted on the ...

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

It looks far too tiny to produce such a song, a liquid glissando that rings through the woods. The winter wren is a little brown bird with a very big song. It’s a demitasse of a bird, weighing ...

There’s a welcome sound absent from my yard this spring and I’m not sure why.Bill Moyer of Coopersburg reports the same thing.“I have eight bird boxes out primarily for wrens,” he writes.

How did the cactus wren become the state bird? A national movement in the late 1920s started the naming of state birds. Arizona State Rep. M.V. Decker sponsored the bill to make the cactus wren ...

When a wren discovers another bird’s eggs, it will make sure they never hatch. How does it do that? It just pierces the shells with its sharp beak and that’s the end of that.

Dozens of birds named after people are about to be renamed The official naming organization for birds in the U. S. is making a bold ... Lewis's Woodpecker, Bewick's Wren, Bullock's Oriole, and more.

A wren-naissance: One of Lawrence’s historic concrete bird statues is restored after half-century-long journey, will be displayed at Watkins Museum ...

In 1995, a year before the landfill was originally scheduled to close, much of the park was an unsuitable habitat for grassland birds. But by 2020, when the sedge wren was first spotted on the ...