Cavity trees, dead standing trees, and downed dead trees create habitat for many species of mammals, birds, insects, amphibians, and reptiles, which positively impacts the rest of the ecosystem.

Something Wild is a joint production of New Hampshire Audubon, the Forest Society, and NHPR. Chris Martin has worked for New ...

This week we’ll give our trees a drink of water and see how insects survive the cold winter months ... THEY'RE COMING AND GOING INTO THE LITTLE CAVITIES OF YOUR HOUSE IS 'CAUSE THEY ARE EXISTING ...

A tiny bird was caught on camera spotting a snoozing cat and seizing the perfect opportunity — racking up millions of views.

Females were drawn to the singing males, pairs were inspecting tree cavities, entering and exiting nest holes ... though it also breeds in southern Sakhalin and the southern Kuril Islands. In winter, ...

One of the American bird species to weather the northern winter, chickadees subsist in that season on seeds and other foods they’ve hidden in trees. Nottebohm found that come autumn, the birds ...

Many of our favorite songbirds use birdhouses for nesting and staying warm in winter ... means there aren't enough dead trees, rotting logs, and brush piles for birds to nest in. House wrens, ...

black-capped and mountain chickadees, and house wrens —historically nested in tree cavities. Then, a century ago, invasive species and forest clearcutting led to a decline in these populations both ...

By attaching it horizontally to a tree trunk, you can create a small cave ... The birds will love you for it. Cavity nester species like woodpeckers, chickadees, and bluebirds like to nest in small ...

They migrate later in the summer than the other swallows, and sometimes huge numbers gather on the New Jersey beaches for a few weeks until moving to the southern United States or Central America for ...