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 ...

This is my time. Almost every day, beginning in April, I make time (or an excuse) to get out somewhere in my outdoor realm in ...

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 ...

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 ...

Robyn Bailey of Nestwatch at Cornell University wrote that “finding a bird’s nest offers a rare chance to discreetly witness the intricacies of breeding bird biology.” She goes on to say that if we ...

There are endless variations in bird behavior. As a very general ... likely to use those spots for a second brood. Barn swallows may reuse an old nest, cleaning out some of the debris from the ...