Month: July 2012 - Page 3

News

Six South American Bird Species Added to U.S. Endangered Species List

July 25, 2012 by Corey No Comments

Good news for conservation efforts for the Ash-breasted Tit-Tyrant, Junín Grebe, Junín Rail, Peruvian Plantcutter, Royal Cinclodes and White-browed Tit-Spinetail!

Birds

Starlings Rise In Some Areas, Fall In Others

by Birdchick No Comments

Throughout most of North America, European Starling is a four letter word. There are groups dedicated to species like Eastern Bluebirds and Purple Martins...

Blogging

We Love You Too, Beaverton!

by Corey 5 Comments

Exploring who visits your blog and why is a fascinating way to burn time on the internet. It is productive, too, because as you...

Birds

The Brown Teal

by Duncan No Comments

While most readers will be enjoying some measure of nice weather up north here in Wellington we are currently being lashed by one of...

Birds

Winter Wood-Warblers in Southeast Florida

July 24, 2012 by Carlos 6 Comments

Carlos Sanchez is an excellent birder, a Miami resident, and a polyglot. Corey was lucky enough to meet Carlos while birding in Ecuador, where...

Birds

Knowing your Cutlery Birds

by Nate 7 Comments

Here in the southern reaches of North America, we’re fortunate to have opportunities to view birds that are far more common far more south...

Politics

The Gap Between Wildlife and the Animal Rights Movement

by Felonious Jive 33 Comments

Excuse the sudden and random departure from the typical self-aggrandizing and narcissistic ornithophilic content. That will return next month. Today I’m exploring a couple questions that...

Mammals