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

Twenty years ago, I wrote an article about my cousin Brenda’s country garden in Bognar Regis in Sussex, England. Like many ...

All it took were more gray hairs and bald eagles to help me realize that it's OK to slow down and literally watch the world fly by.

But that’s the way of the house wren. All that nest construction is done to impress female wrens. And if he’s lucky, she will choose one of his numerous false-nests and raise his offspring.

They move on to the other beasts on the agenda (wren, tree pipit, red-tailed bumblebee ... You have to remind yourself of what would happen in the wild.” The nest cameras inside the story truck (Photo ...

Around our yard can be heard the territorial songs of cardinal, house wren, robin, rose-breasted grosbeak and song sparrow, all of which create a sense that all is well with the world, another nesting ...

By your description, I think the bird is likely a Northern house wren, which are about the same size as a sparrow. They are known for using twigs and leaves in the construction of a nest.

Believe it or not, this “front porch” to the nest cavity was built by the rock wren pair. Socially monogamous, rock wrens pair up for the breeding season and may have up to three broods of up ...

To do the same for a bird, you might analyse its song. That's according to a study published today in Royal Society Open Science, which claims the complexity of a superb fairy-wren's (Malurus ...