Barn swallows frequently nest under bridges or on open porches, using mud and feathers to build sturdy nests. Some pairs ...

barn and cliff swallows are considered the most problematic for property owners because they build mud nests attached to houses, barns and other structures. Barn swallows tend to nest as single ...

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) -Bird watching can be a fun hobby in the backyard, but one type of bird is proving to be a nuisance for many, and taking care of them can be problematic, too, as barn swallows ...

We're talking about barn swallows, infamous for their mud nests above doorways and for transforming front porches into bathrooms. "They don't fly off, they don't go use the bathroom. They use it ...

I made it to Texas this week. The swallows were here first. I’m back to visit a friend and continue my quest to eat all the smoked brisket in the Lone Star State. My physician refuses to endorse my ...

Dear Heloise: Our residential neighborhood has barn swallows. In mid-May, we realized that they had built a beautiful nest in the corner of our very small porch, and a female sat on it as the male ...

Just look at them! I’d like to tell you at least a little about our four most notable swallow species here in Marin: the mud-nesting cliff and barn swallows, and the tree or birdhouse-nesting ...

An adult osprey returns to its nest to find it empty ... That could explain the barn swallow's behavior, as well: It might be saddened by the loss of its partner and the now-reduced chances ...

These barn swallows are infamous for their mud nests above doorways and for transforming front porches into bathrooms. If you don’t want to fall victim to these squatters, you must take action ...

“Here you can see the birds starting to nest last year and didn’t finish,’ says Greg Grant with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Smith County. Barn swallows migrate each year to North America ...

DEAR HELOISE: Our residential neighborhood has barn swallows. In mid-May, we realized that they had built a beautiful nest in the corner of our very small porch, and a female sat on it as the male ...