Here in the States, we’ve looking at a long, lovely weekend, serving as the unofficial start to summer. Fortunately, a bit of spring still...

The Verdin, Auriparus flaviceps is a small often over looked little resident of the dry desert scrub brush. For myself, this rather common bird...

I just got back from a flying visit to Melbourne, Australia’s second city and an exciting place to visit and live in. Most of...

One of the most impressive birds in North America is the Golden Eagle. It is found as far north as Alaska and as far...

Scott & Nix has been publishing an excellent series of field guides that cover individual states. The first to publish was New Jersey and...

As migration advances, most birders have enjoyed the frenzy of new first-of-year sightings. But evolving patterns of both weather and species distribution still promise...

Along Broome’s coastline we encounter literally hundreds of Red-necked Stint among all the flocks of migratory shorebirds that make Australia their home during the...

My bird feeding array has been set up outside the window of my study. I can gaze from here and contemplate the important things...