I have always considered the American Avocet, Recurvirostra americana, one of the most elegant waders that we see here on the Baja. With its...

Every so often, I have to ask myself, how such an unusual bird, can become so common place, that now, I pay it little...

The first thing most people think of when the Baja, Mexico comes up, is “Cabo” or Cabo San Lucas, as it is officially called....

It is finally here, that glorious time of year, when our northern birding friends all say good bye to the beautiful bird species that...

The proper definition of an oasis, is “A fertile spot in a desert where water is found”. Living here in the desert we don’t...

Let me start off with being quite clear, there are no grizzly Bears on the Baja! I am actually jumping out of my assigned...

In the wild and wonderful animal kingdom, being born with a birth defect, or receiving a maiming injury is most certainly going to be...

I recently wrote a short story here on 10,000 Birds about one of our endemic species, the Belding’s Yellowthroat, Geothlypis belding beldingi. and its...