One of my favorite birds to see in my yard is the humble cardinal. Male cardinals have a black face with a stunning, fiery ...

It's always a delight when cardinals pass by our homes. To encourage these feathered friends to nest in your yard, follow these helpful tips.

Its dimensions, location and materials indicated it was likely a northern cardinal nest. This is a great time of year to look for bird nests in your yard or neighborhood.

The “Cardinal’s Nest” also manages a community closet of items sent in care packages for Soldiers who need items ranging from snacks to shampoo and more. Spc.

Seeing would-be parents carrying nesting materials also feels like an extra affirmation of the ecological value of a less fastidious, delayed spring cleanup.

The female found the nesting material, transported it to the work site and wove each weed, twig, leaf and string of Spanish moss seamlessly into place.

Watch for the parents carrying nesting material or a mouth full of insects to a dense shrubby area in your yard where they may have put their nest.

If a cardinal successfully hatched two broods of three eggs each, statistically, how many of the babies will reach adulthood? Why do you think cardinal moms build a second nest instead of reusing ...

A Northern cardinal's nest usually holds three to five eggs, like those seen here. The cup-shaped nests of songbirds are said to be marvels of engineering. (Courtesy of marti175/Creative Commons) ...

“You will have a better chance of attracting cardinals if you provide the cover and habit they prefer for nesting.” Suggested “cardinal-preferred” plants to add to your garden include: ...

Lamar University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday for the opening of the new Cardinal NEST.

There’s almost always a robin nest in the cherry tree, a mockingbird nest in the holly beside the driveway, and a cardinal nest in one of the foundation plants.