Birdwatching is fun. Having birds in your backyard is even more fun. You don't want the wrong types of bird, though, and ...

Some are cup-shaped, some have domes, others have been likened to apartment complexes. How do birds build their nurseries?

Georgina was at the waterhole early to photograph birds, but her attention was diverted to these industrious wasps. They were busy at the water’s edge, rolling the soft mud into balls and carrying ...

Work underway this week includes blocking off the spots where the nests were made to prevent birds from nesting their next ...

Hen Nugget helped raise abandoned emu Shrub and taught her how to eat and walk when she was much smaller before bird keepers ...

We loved it as a kid, and we should love it as an adult. Mud is fun to walk through, play with and has real scientific ...

The peculiar American coot is a somewhat common permanent resident in Oklahoma, and is this week’s featured creature.

MORE: Vandals destroy viewfinder for colorblind visitors allowing them to see fall foliage at national park Flamingos typically lay "one large, chalky white egg in a mud nest build like a sand ...

These cups mimic the mud nests that house martins create for their ... fan When the nesting season comes around in the spring, the birds coming to utilise the nesting sites will not be the first ...

The birds typically lay one egg per year. But with the males as foster parents for the chick, the other pair of flamingos ...

These cups mimic the mud nests that house martins create for their broods. Read more about effort to bring house martins to the area here.