The team is "here to stay," no matter what, lead researcher Keith Bowers said, amid federal funding changes for scientific ...

The wren, meanwhile, continued his rounds, moving from nest box to nest box, laying claim to them all. A female wren, if one ...

Unicoi County Summer Count took place Saturday, June 14, with 15 observers in six parties. Sharp-eyed counters tallied 107 ...

For a long time, I didn't find birds that interesting. It's not that I didn't work to attract them to my garden. I dutifully set up feeders and nest boxes in my backyard, only to be ...

The Certified Wildlife Biologist went on to explain that birds choose wreaths because they often look like greenery or offer a sturdy base for building their nests. "There tends to be a handful of ...

Last night, West Virginia athletic director Wren Baker provided a statement on the settlement, letting Mountaineer fans know that WVU is in a good spot. “With the approval of the House ...

Carolina Wren This tiny bird belts out a loud "tea-kettle, tea-kettle" song that can be heard across your yard, even though the bird itself often stays hidden. Eastern Bluebird ...

The Carolina Wren (Thryothorus ludovicianus) packs an astonishing vocal performance into its small, rusty-brown body. These charismatic birds produce songs remarkably loud for their size, with complex ...

House Wrens are found all over the country, wintering in the Southeast and along our southern border but breeding across the lower 48 and into Canada. The House Wren is arguably the drabbest of the ...

I shot the bird, and have it preserved in spirits. In shape, colour and movements, it nearly resembles the Great Carolina Wren, and the House Wren. It has not, however, the quickness of motion, nor ...

I can log in from anywhere and see who’s been on the feeder — a cardinal, a Carolina wren, a titmouse, etc. All was right with the birding world.

SCOTT DETROW, HOST: And finally, today, a little bit of nature to ease you into your evening. (SOUNDBITE OF BIRD CHIRPING) DETROW: That chirping you're hearing right now is the western meadowlark.