Homeowners may start seeing birds nesting in weird spots such as mailboxes, a front door wreath, or gutters. Bird experts say ...

Blue jay fact: these birds won’t use bird houses. They prefer the natural setting of a big, mature tree. Blue jays can be seen nesting in the crotches of trees or in thick shrubs at least six ...

Many believe that a posse of jays searches out other birds’ nests to feast on eggs and fledglings, but recent studies have found that only about 1 percent have any trace of small bird predation in ...

Blue jays are common throughout Michigan, even nesting on Isle Royale. They are a forest dwelling bird throughout eastern United States and forested parts of Canada. Blue jays build a stick nest ...

Sparrows, wrens, blue jays, mallards, starlings, doves, and pigeons are just a few types of birds that commonly nest near humans. These birds sometimes build nests in attics, garages, and sheds ...