Month: August 2005

Reviews

Video Guide Of The Birds Of Venezuela

August 30, 2005 by Mike No Comments

This planet of ours is impossibly vast, as those eager to bird the length and width of it might attest. Watching birds in a...

Trips

Eagles Over Inwood

August 29, 2005 by Mike No Comments

Birds follow a different calendar than we humans do. Even though we’re still clinging desperately to sweet, sweet summer, their fall migration has already...

Trips

Feathers Over Fermilab

August 24, 2005 by Mike No Comments

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Fermilab to its friends, is the largest high-energy physics laboratory in the United States, second in the world only to...

Reviews

The Grail Bird

August 23, 2005 by Mike No Comments

Tim Gallagher’s The Grail Bird is the definitive narrative of one of the most exciting ornithological discoveries in recent U.S. history. Yes, that’s right...

Trips

Marsh And March

August 22, 2005 by Mike No Comments

The Core Team’s excursion this weekend was a soggy slog through Constitution Marsh in Cold Spring, NY. Although the weather report promised that the...

Birding

Scary Science

August 19, 2005 by Mike 1 Comment

I received a disturbing e-mail from a reader last week: I came across something today that might be of interest to you and your...

Trips

NYBG At Noon

August 17, 2005 by Mike No Comments

The whole team visited the New York Botanical Garden this afternoon. Our primary objective was their Wednesday Farmer’s Market, not nearly as impressive as...

Blogging

Happy Second Blogoversary

August 16, 2005 by Mike No Comments

I’ve been so busy actually watching birds that I neglected my second anniversary of writing about watching birds. August 11 was our blogoversary! The...

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