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If you ever have the opportunity (and permits) to dissect an abandoned bird nest, you’ll discover that female birds are ingenious architects of solid, well-insulated, camouflaged homes for their eggs.

How do birds know how to build such intricate nests? Why robins gather mud balls, chickadees pluck fur and wrens are champion stick gatherers.

Once a nest site is selected, the male bird occupies it and emits a different call, known as a nest coo. When the female begins emitting her own nest coo, indicating that she is ready to build a ...

Birds make nests over front doors, on porches and patios, even on cars. If you can’t leave it alone entirely, here’s how to keep one safe.

Some birds choose to build nests close to humans, hoping that our presence will scare off predators. Unfortunately, their choices aren’t always the best or the safest.

Birds' nests are as diverse as the creatures who build them. The variety of locations, shapes, and sizes they’re built in and the materials they’re made from can be staggering.

And every nest requires protection, vegetation that both conceals and cools. In short, a yard without appropriate nest sites, shelter, and available construction materials will have no nesting birds.

What to do if you find a bird nest near your home Resist the urge to get a closer look and monitor from afar, experts say, but keep wildlife rescue number handy ...