You'll be amazed by the ways desert birds survive and thrive in dry country. Learn about the bird species that live in ...

The 44-year-old Birds of a Feather closed at ... for people to hunt and kill a wren before parading it around while singing songs and collecting donations. The hunt is no longer observed.

His cheery song is a declaration of claimed territory ... she’ll mate with the builder. To attract a wren family to nest in your yard, bird experts Kenn and Kimberly Kaufman suggest allowing ...

Spring is the season of new beginnings, so drawing inspiration from this time of year for your newest little addition's name ...

Discover three captivating guidebooks that explore New England folklore, birdwatching humor and must-visit destinations ...

song of the Northern House Wren through the glass doors to our deck. Wrens don’t migrate very far, with most wintering in the southern United States. This means that they’re among the first birds to ...

At thirteen, he stuffed a song sparrow—his first ... with no mate. Little wren busy and happy with domestic chores, allowed no other bird near, male or female; whiled away time by laying eggs.

New research shows how bird songs evolve with population changes. Young birds drive new songs, while older ones preserve ...

The Wren, a new Fells Point pub from the founders of Le Comptoir du Vin, opened this month at the former home of the popular Birds of a Feather pub. The Wren’s restaurant menu changes daily and ...

Scientists recorded and analyzed bird sounds using AI in Sierra Nevada forests. Their research helps in wildlife protection.

New research from the University of Oxford has provided fresh insights into how bird songs evolve over time. The analysis is based on over 100,000 songs.

They sound beautiful, herald the start of spring, and even have the power to reduce stress and boost mental health. Now it turns out that some birdsongs also contain a hidden world of shared ...