Month: March 2014 - Page 3

Birding

Flogging A New Patch

March 25, 2014 by Felonious Jive 2 Comments

The patch. All birders know what a patch is, and I’m going to do all of us a favor and spare you the definition...

Conservation

Rip Van Winkle’s Crow Killing Contest

March 24, 2014 by Suzie 38 Comments

I am not anti-hunting. I won’t pick a fight with hunters, as long as they eat what they shoot and don’t use lead ammunition....

Birding

Best Bird of the Weekend (Fourth of March 2014)

by Mike 10 Comments

March Madness is on everyone’s mind right now, at least in the United States. But I’ll tell you what March Madness really is… looking...

Birds

Frigatebird Food Fight in the Galapagos

by a Guest No Comments

When Adam Riley let me know he had seen some cool frigatebird photos and wondered if we wanted to run them on 10,000 Birds...

Birding

Tiny Asian bird discovered as sole member of ancient family. Who’s next?

March 23, 2014 by David 4 Comments

Big news about a small bird broke earlier this month when bird researchers from several nations announced that the species formerly known as Spotted...

Birding

Ospreys of Broome

by Clare M 3 Comments

Ospreys are easily observed around Broome and their numbers have increased during the time that we have lived here. They nest in a variety...

News

The Pungent Smell of Success

March 21, 2014 by Meredith Mann No Comments

Not one but two scientific studies linking birds to foul odors were released this week. The stinky results may actually have some side benefits...

Conservation

Snow in the Air

by Carrie 3 Comments

The Varied Thrushes came back. Then the Western Bluebirds and Meadowlarks. My Dark-eyed Juncos are trilling in preparation to retreat to quieter breeding grounds,...

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