Calgary Nuthatch: the upside-down bird that moves like a wind-up toy and can handle all the cold Calgary naturalist explain how these little songbirds keep on singing all winter long ...

As we proceed uphill, the spreading silhouettes of cork oaks give way to a species with taller, straighter trunks—the Algerian oak. Departure We spy several other striking birds: African blue tit, ...

There are four kinds of nuthatches in North America, and two Ontario ones; Red-breasted, and White-breasted. Both species visit feeders. Red-breasted ones used to be called Canada Nuthatch or the ...

There are four kinds of nuthatches in North America, including two Ontario ones — red-breasted and white-breasted. Both species visit feeders. Red-breasted ones used to be called Canada nuthatch or ...

There are four kinds of nuthatches in North America, and two Ontario ones; Red-breasted, and White-breasted. Both species visit feeders. Red-breasted ones used to be called Canada Nuthatch or the ...

Less gregarious than other nuthatches, the white-breasted nuthatch is typically seen singly or in pairs. In fall and winter, it regularly forms small mixed-species flocks, but a single flock ...

Nuthatches have enjoyed an increase in population, probably helped by global warming. At one time they were regarded as a bird of southern England but expanded north throughout the last century ...

The nuthatch (Sitta europaea) is an adept climber and a cherished inhabitant of the forest. This wild bird forages for insects, caches seeds, and constructs intricate nests. Dr. Angelika Nelson is ...

The U.K. researchers looked for the Bahama Nuthatch across 464 survey points in 34,000 hectares of pine forest, and played a recording of the bird’s distinctive call in order to attract it.

Wildlife photographer Will Hall, 26, was in Hampshire, when he spotted the nuthatch zooming towards him with a fiercely determined look on its face prompting him to grab his camera.