One of the tiniest birds plays a surprisingly large role in conservation advancement. Hummingbirds are beloved by many.

Hummingbird nests are just over 1 inch in diameter, and unlike "cavity" birds that nest in tree holes (and the standard birdhouses that replicate them), hummingbirds build their nests in a deep ...

Conservation scientist Charles van Rees, Ph.D., explains when it is safe to remove or relocate birds nests, prioritizing the ...

A hummingbird might build its nest from pieces of bark, moss, lichen, cotton or fabric scraps, feathers, and spider web silk. From the outside, a nest will look like part of the branch it’s on ...

They're called Anna's hummingbirds and several of their nests have been spotted along a work site in Burnaby. And as Linda Aylesworth reports, their discovery means a costly delay in a contentious ...