birds

Have you been seeing more blue jays this autumn in Minnesota? You're not alone. There's a good reason why they are stopping in our state during migration.

The group is urging people to consider changing their bird feeding habits for a couple of different reasons.

Those types of materials can pose a real threat to birds, causing entanglement, injury and even death.

Bird lovers in Minnesota are being asked not to feed wild birds this spring.

It is back again this year The Animal Allies Walk for Animals at Leif Erikson Park in July.

As Essentia Health's $900 million Vision Northland project was planned, one of their top concerns was bird safety. A key decision was made to use special glass to help protect them.

It's National Bird Feeder Month and the Wisconsin DNR encourages you to turn your recycling into a bird feeder for a fun family project. Here are some ideas.

For commuters heading over the Blatnik Bridge to Superior it is hard to miss the Interstate Island Wildlife Refuge off to your right especially when it is covered in birds, generally seagulls, until now.

For anybody who has to rake tons of leaves in their yards every Fall this might be the news they have been waiting for.

Moldy birdseed can kill birds. Here are some tips to keep those bird feeders clean.

Learn more about owls and the different species in our area this Saturday night.

The Gilbert Police Department issued a public notice on drunk birds being reported in town, and I witnessed this first hand.