We are fast approaching what is, for me, one of the most poignant times of the year. It’s when I step outside my back...

Standing on the edge of the catwalk, the young hawk lifted its wings and leaned into the wind. Then, it turned around and ran...

By Fitzroy Rampersad Fitzroy or Fitz as he is fondly called began observing and photographing birds when the COVID-19 Pandemic forced border closures around...

In this second post on the birds of Tan Phu Forest, let’s get the bulbuls out of the way first. Three seem to be...

Last week I wrote about the hot and dry conditions that now affect much of the Iberian Peninsula. My own solution when it comes...

Another week, another week without birding. We spoke this weekend at a church in Toluca, three hours away, and I got back too tired...

Handsome but never flashy, the Old World Buntings are a fascinating family of birds. There are no fewer than 45 of them, of which...

There is a German word, fernweh, which, according to the internet, literally translates to “farsickness,” but it is used to describe the feeling of...