As I pulled onto a series of badger holes, a female burrowing owl popped out of one of the burrows and began cussing me. Her ...

This pick comes in both blue and orange, and each color also features a solar-powered UV light that helps attract insects at night. In addition to bees, these traps can help you get rid of wasps ...

When it comes to gardens that help pollinators like insects and birds, messy is better. That means resisting the temptation to clean up because fallen leaves and dried stems provide food and ...

The decline of the owl is ‘death by a thousand cuts’ These environmentalists have petitioned to protect the burrowing owl before, most recently in 2003 when scientists like Lynne Trulio ...

Since some insects make their home or lay their eggs in plant stems, Moore also recommends leaving 12 to 18 inches of stems when you prune back the garden in fall. New plants will grow up through ...

A recent bug find in a section of imported bamboo furniture illustrates how invasive bugs from foreign lands can make their way into U.S. gardens. Ohio State University’s Butler County Extension ...

Burrowing owls were historically most abundant at Warm Springs, San Jose International Airport and Moffett Airfield. All three had over 100 owls in the 1980s.

Diet: Burrowing owls eat insects and will also feed on snakes, frogs, small lizards, birds and rodents. Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.

The burrowing owl was once widespread in the Western Hemisphere, ... When it comes to food, these raptors aren’t picky. They’ll eat insects, rodents, lizards, and small(er) birds.

The burrowing owl has chanced upon what desert biologists say is the best way to avoid the worst ... But insects and other invertebrates are dietary mainstays in most areas including the Coachella ...

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder – but since the northern mole cricket spends most of its time underground, there aren’t many other creatures that get a look at this burrowing insect’s furry face ...

During the next few weeks, 522 species of tiny morticians —most of them insects—arrived to join the feast. Among them, Payne identified “3 phyla, 9 classes, 31 orders, 151 families and 359 ...