Beyond their gorgeous visual display, these trees can help create a healthy and thriving ecosystem in your yard, largely because birds just love them. With large branches that spread outward ...

They start to appear in fall and are in full view all winter into the beginning of Spring. You’ll start to notice those big ...

Create a nesting haven in your yard with a stunning golden tree. Learn how to care for this tree and how it attracts and ...

Investigators said the tree was “blown over by gusty winds." A 12-year-old boy is dead after a tree fell on him while he was playing with a friend in his backyard, authorities said. The incident ...

Scientists have sequenced and recorded the genomes - the genetic make-up or "code of life" - of species from almost every branch of the bird family tree. The 363 species' genomes, including 267 ...

A beautifully preserved fossil bird from 52 million years ago is shaking up the family tree of the exotic birds. The fossil's weird features suggests it is the earliest known living relative not ...

Birds provide us with many essential services—controlling insects, dispersing seeds and pollinating our crops. People have similarly intimate connections with trees. The terms tree of life ...

Three days after flipping the bird at Lambeau Field following an ejection, Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch apologized for losing his cool. "I most definitely agree with the call," Branch told ...

WE’RE TOLD BOTH ARE EXPECTED TO MAKE FULL RECOVERIES. RIGHT NOW, A PERSON IS DEAD AFTER BEING HIT BY A TREE BRANCH IN GRAFTON. IT HAPPENED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ON DENDY DRIVE. POLICE TOOK THE ...

I saw a rat run over a woman’s foot the other day, and that was motivation enough for me to start loving closed-toe shoes—and I think the Allbirds Women’s Tree Runners might be the ones.

Use a chainsaw that fits the task at hand: for example, a large chainsaw of 18 or 20 inches for bigger logs, a smaller chainsaw of 14 or 16 inches for branches and smaller trees. Regardless of ...

They start to appear in fall and are in full view all winter into the beginning of Spring. Usually, they're at least 20 feet up and one to two feet wide. Sometimes, several are scattered in the ...