Springtime into early summer is when we start seeing baby birds, bunnies, fawn deer, ducklings and goslings making their way ...

Do: If you find a baby rabbit that appears to be unharmed, leave it alone. Mother rabbits typically only visit their nests once or twice a day to feed their young, so the babies may seem abandoned ...

“The birds can go in and out. And they chose to come there.” ...

After four years of waiting, a bluebird pair finally nested in a homemade birdhouse, successfully raising five chicks despite ...

Springtime into early summer is when we start seeing baby birds, bunnies, fawn deer, ducklings and goslings making their way ...

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission receives several calls from people that find wild baby animals this time of year.

Not every bird takes such care to provide a safe haven for their young: Mourning doves, for example, tend to build flimsy nests of pine needles, twigs, and grass that are so loosely woven that it ...

The state’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has issued its annual reminder for New Yorkers to leave local ...

The state Department of Environmental Conservation on Tuesday, May 13 reminded New Yorkers to appreciate wildlife from a safe distance and resist the urge to touch or move young wildlife. According to ...

Grass Pond Preserve ... first to rebuild or build nests and are followed by the females, and the breeding season. The herons I saw were large, blue-grey birds with long necks and legs.

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.

When to Clean out Birdhouses “When should I clean out my birdhouses?” asks Birds & Blooms reader Susan Alden of Lena, ...