A property owner discovered the eaglets as he was preparing for an oncoming storm, the World Bird Sanctuary in Missouri said.

But people should not be tempted to leave fluffy materials around as potential nest ingredients. They could harm the birds.

While it can be exciting to witness a bird raising their family in a tree or bush near your house, there are some places they ...

Something Wild is a joint production of New Hampshire Audubon, the Forest Society, and NHPR. Chris Martin has worked for New ...

The solution: some human-built steel nesting boxes made especially for the ospreys. Instead of dismantling the nests, workers ...

Besides dryer lint, don’t be tempted to put out yarn or human hair as nesting materials. Birds, especially young chicks, can ...

Internet users are fascinated by a video of a cat dozing in a tree, not moving a muscle as he allowed a bird to pull the fur from his coat to make a nest. In a video of a sun-drenched yard ...

Without a good nest, it would be hard for birds to keep their eggs warm and safe, which could make it tough for their babies to survive. Birds don’t just pick up any random stuff– they choose ...

These specially designed nests provide safe shelter for sparrows ... Asian koels and crows. "When I make these bird calls, hundreds fly towards me," he said. A college dropout, Pannalal now ...

A coot bird in London on a nest made of twigs and trash. Coots are found throughout Europe, and in major cities, they sometimes make nests out of the only available material—plastic trash.