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Making Your Yard a Haven for Nesting Birds

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By Rebecca Heisman
| National Wildlife Magazine Verified
Making Your Yard a Haven for Nesting Birds How to create safe places for backyard songbirds to raise their young in your yard or garden By Rebecca Heisman Conservation Jun 24, 2026 A Baltimore oriole, which nests in the tree canopy, feeds insects to its chicks in Michigan (above). Cavity-nesting species, such as bluebirds (below), will nest and raise young in birdhouses. DO YOU LOVE WATCHING CARDINALS, chickadees and other songbirds in your yard?
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City Birds: New Study Shows Urban Habitat Matters for Migrating Species

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By Rebecca Heisman
| Bluedot Living Verified
This story is part of The 89 Percent Project, an initiative of the global journalism collaboration Covering Climate Now. It was originally published in The Revelator. Songbirds generally make their migratory flights at night, and during spring migration tens of millions of birds may be streaming north above us as we sleep. But when the sun rises, where do these tired birds choose to stop, rest, and refuel?
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City Birds: New Study Shows Urban Habitat Matters for Migrating Species

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By Rebecca Heisman
| The Revelator Verified
Songbirds generally make their migratory flights at night, and during spring migration tens of millions of birds may be streaming north above us as we sleep. But when the sun rises, where do these tired birds choose to stop, rest, and refuel?
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