A: Most birds are fairly secretive as they build their nests, to avoid being spotted by a predator that might return later on a raiding visit. So, it’s not surprising that you haven’t seen ...

Q: I was driving by our local lake recently and saw an amazing sight, one adult Canada goose and 15 little goslings. Isn’t it unusual for a goose to have this many babies? A: Yes, it would be highly ...

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

Hubcaps are one thing. If the tink gets too irritating, you can pull the car into the garage and shut the door. But getting ...

NEXT WEEK AND ORIOLES WILL BE BACK IN TOWN. WE HAVE A SPECIAL GUEST THIS MORNING, THE ORIOLE BIRD, JOINING US. YES. TAKE A LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL FATHER’S DAY GIVEAWAYS. IF YOU CAN’T TELL, IT ...

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A flash of yellow hidden in the green — the European Golden Oriole, known for its shy nature and flute-like song, builds its nest deep within an elder shrub. A rare and delicate moment in nature.

For that reason, I generally don’t consider them homes. But the analogy is apt, if only to convey the uniqueness of their ...

Birds have evolved a unique tolerance for sour foods by rewiring a key taste receptor, reshaping their diets and ecosystems.

The Northern Oriole is quite a traveler, often migrating as far as Mexico, Central America, and even parts of South America. Larry Hendricks/For The Daily Item Colorful life of the Northern Oriole ...