6 / 18: When the boreal chickadee project is complete, the NRRI crew will have put up 500 bird houses in the Sax-Zim Bog. Of this number, the scientists hope 40 chickadees will nest.

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Linnea Carlson opened Chickadee's House in 2010, a bird-feed and supply store located in Lexington Plaza Shoppes, at 1771 Lexington Ave. She stocks just about everything needed for backyard birds ...

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In this week's NatureWatch, columnist Thom Smith shares facts about two common birds found at Berkshire feeders: chickadees and house finches.

Chickadees like to choose bird houses filled with wood shavings so they can have a litttle do-itself project and make it just like they want inside. It's pretty cool, really.

5 / 9: When the boreal chickadee project is complete, the NRRI crew will have put up 500 bird houses in the Sax-Zim Bog. Of this number, the scientists hope 40 chickadees will nest.

The chickadee immediately hopped up and perched on the edge. But rather than fly free, the bird began pecking at an icicle that hung from the feeder's roof (which was still in Lisa's hand).

Researchers in Anchorage are working to crack a tough nut in the form of a beak deformity affecting a large portion of black-capped chickadees and other birds in parts of Alaska, including the ...

And house wrens destroy chickadee eggs — and bluebird eggs and tufted titmouse eggs — even when they have already claimed a nest cavity of their own. The wrens have their reasons.

Bird feeders are a great way to attract your avian neighbors to your yard. Check out these five DIY bird feeders plans you can build in your backyard.

A house made for the birds; Attraction: If you build it (or buy it), they will come – wrens and chickadees and titmice and other graceful warblers who like a fit place to nest.