The vent pipe is blocked either by snow or believe or not birds’ nest, raccoons climb down your chimney’s, squirrels. There’s a million ways that stuff can get blocked and, instead of those ...

Vent pipes can get clogged or damaged by things like bird nests, insect nests, leaves, or ice, and this can cause poor water flow or fluctuating water levels in the toilet." Vent blockages appear ...

Contrary to its name, the common coot is no ordinary bird. Contrary ... Fittingly, the nest had been built just outside an archaeological museum, atop a metal pipe jutting above the canal ...

While sizing varies from bird to bird, they’re all large enough to fit a human… and then some. This nest might be fit for a king, but it serves several functions for America’s national bird.

When you’re working or spending time in your yard, take note of the location of any birds’ nests in and around your garden. “When you know where birds are nesting, you can work mindfully around these ...

A bird apparently mistook Fox News reporter Peter Doocy’s hair for a nest when it tried to land on his head during a broadcast outside the White House Friday. The network’s White House ...

In a video of a sun-drenched yard, a cat relaxes in the branch of a tree, with a man-made birdbox above him. But rather than waiting for prey, he's getting a haircut—from a tiny bird, who is pulling ...

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That’s what Annie Klaff and I tried to do on this week’s episode of “The Bird’s Nest.” You can find the full episode here: https://masn.me/qd2u9frr. We won't blame you for hoping that ...

The bird appears to be a Tufted Titmouse, a breed that nests in natural holes and cavities, including man-made structures such as nest boxes, fenceposts and metal pipes. They build nests inside ...

In fact, depending on where you live, you may already have one nesting above your front door. Have you ever wondered why these small, onomatopoeic birds arrive weeks before the other flycatchers, such ...