Fatherhood, for those of you who have never had the pleasure, is rich with moments of joy, satisfaction, and lots and lots of fun....

This is about two birds flapping, not one, but I needed a title. So the other day I was sitting at my outdoor table,...

When I picture state birds, I picture the gorgeous Scissor-tailed Flycatcher of Oklahoma, the pristine white feathers of Alaska’s Willow Ptarmigan, or the haunting...

Sunday morning started out like many of my Sundays, loading the camera gear, and heading out to whatever spots seems to catch my fancy....

Every self-described birder grapples sooner or later with the question of misplaced rarities, namely whether or not to chase them. Weird birds seem to...

There is one bird that visitors that come to Broome to bird often seek out and that is the Yellow Chat. It can be...

Long Island is a land of many stereotypes, yet “forests full of mysterious ruins” is not really one of them. But when you can’t...

The world’s temperate zones enter this weekend in a state of equipoise, balanced precariously between a season of migration and one of relative stasis. But...