I love terns. I find them graceful, entertaining, and a symbol of some truly incredible migrations. Plus, there was once a time when I...
Few birds are as ubiquitous in the United States as the American Robin. Found in all fifty states except for Hawaii, the robin is...
I have now officially moved to the Emerald Coast of Florida, a beautiful region on the Panhandle. I am within one of Florida’s sub-tropical...
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June is an interesting time to bird in northwestern Maine. Sure, the birds are out there, but to see them you have to face…the...
Brown Thrashers, large, rust-colored songbirds, were so popular in Georgia that they became the namesake of their NHL hockey team, the “Atlanta Thrashers!” It comes...
I had never visited a real jungle before. Sure, I had seen countless television program, sat glued to Planet Earth, and read accounts of...
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