The solution: some human-built steel nesting boxes made especially for the ospreys. Instead of dismantling the nests, workers installed modular steel boxes so that the birds have a safer place to nest ...

According to bird enthusiast Teresa Mayes, who lives in northeast Atlanta near Herbert Taylor Park, a pair of phoebes has nested each spring for years under a pedestrian bridge at the park’s entrance.

So the T-Bird Bridge Committee came together to fundraise for the preservation of the bridge. On Friday, the bridge made the trek from Tomahawk to pillars outside of the high school.

Wilkins pointed out that the creek is high and had been rising ... then a completely different group of birds will drop down. “I’m stoked that (the bridge) is here because it’s cut a path ...

High above Chicago ... But at the untreated glass of the pedestrian bridge, it was another story. Four birds lay on the pavement, almost in a row, and Dr. Willard knelt to pick each one up.