That well-intentioned spring cleanup in your yard might be creating an unexpected crisis for your local birds. As homeowners rush ... Read more ...

Common baby animals to find around Massachusetts in the spring include baby birds, bunnies, fawns, and other young mammals like squirrels, raccoons, and foxes.

Common baby animals to find around Massachusetts in the spring include baby birds, bunnies, fawns, and other young mammals like squirrels, raccoons, and foxes.

It’s just refreshing to see the newness of life in the spring, both from the green flora and the baby fauna. God is so good, and He watches over us all. Remember that the next time you look ...

One of the best ways to attract birds to your garden is by planting the flowers, trees, and shrubs that they will enjoy and ...

Baby birds are often left alone in the nest, but the parents will return. If you see a baby bird on the ground, don’t worry, the parents will continue to care for it there; do not move the bird.

Bird-lovers will be delighted to discover that these flowering plants will keep birds coming back to your garden as they ...

It's spring, and the baby birds are here. And by here, we mean everywhere. Baby geese toddle in and out of Lake Casitas near Ojai. Great horned owlets begin to venture from a palm tree nest.

Spring is also arriving earlier in three-fourths of the 276 natural resource parks that U.S. scientists examined, resulting in seasonal changes in vegetation such as pollen, seed, and fruit ...

The emptiness of nature’s winter pantry is giving way to an abundant buffet as our migrating birds return. Maple and basswood trees extend a welcome, offering up sweet ambrosia to sustain the… ...

SAN ANTONIO — Springtime means baby animals are arriving at the San Antonio Zoo. Lots of babies are born in the spring because it's warmer, the days are longer, and there is more food available ...

Spring brings baby birds, bunnies, and fawns: What to do if you find a baby animal in MA. Margie Cullen, USA TODAY NETWORK - New England. Thu, April 10, 2025 at 9:09 AM UTC. 3 min read.