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 ...

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

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 ...

this nesting blend offers all the nutrition they need at this time of year, including calcium for stronger eggshells and healthy bones. Featured birds: Red-Bellied Woodpecker, Blue Jay ...

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 ...