Month: September 2014 - Page 4

Birding

Best Bird of the Weekend (Second of September 2014)

September 15, 2014 by Mike 2 Comments

September migration is a fine time to appreciate birds on the wing, so fine that many of you may have missed many of our Extinction...

Birding

Black Bittern

September 14, 2014 by Clare M 3 Comments

In the few weeks we have been in Palmerston I have been enjoying some great birds and the cycling paths are particularly good and...

Conservation

Extinction Week Recap

September 13, 2014 by Mike 1 Comment

Extinction endures long past regret or even memory. We nature lovers, celebrants of life in all its exquisite multiformity, feel more keenly than most...

Conservation

Filling the Gap Left By DeBooy’s Rail

by a Guest 4 Comments

Long-time readers of this blog probably also know Tai Haku, the scuba-diving, tree-planting, bird photographing nature blogger at Earth, Wind, and Water. Back in...

Pink-headed Duck illustrated by Henrik Gorvald

Birds

Where Have You Gone, Rhodonessa caryophyllacea?

by Carrie 3 Comments

Extinction is sometimes more confusing than it looks. It is easy to tell when some species become extinct — a Martha or a Lonesome...

Conservation

Which Bird Species Have Gone Extinct in Costa Rica?

by Patrick O'Donnell 2 Comments

When Costa Rica becomes a topic of conversation, we don’t usually hear the word “extinction” being thrown around. You might hear talk about beaches,...

Birds

Carolina Parakeet: Mystery of the Incas

September 12, 2014 by Nate No Comments

The 19-teens were not a good time for North American birdlife. Not more than four years following the final breath of the last living...

Birding

Where Are You Birding This Second Weekend of September 2014?

by Mike No Comments

Keep your eyes to the skies. Maybe you’ll see a Passenger Pigeon, but probably not… September offers enough worthwhile diversions to make anybody’s head spin,...

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