This time of year can seem filled with regret, especially among those students and teachers who have enjoyed a long reprieve from school. But...

Our recent camping and birding adventure that took us along the remote Duncan Road saw us stopping at the Negri River for an extended...

My colleagues or non-birding friends often express surprise if I tell them that I have found an owl during the day. I confess to...

Birding can leave a bitter taste in your mouth if you fixate on certain aspects of the experience. A prime example would be my...

If I was the sort of person to engage in rampant anthropomorphism, and sometimes I am, I would say that late summer is the...

Today’s Guest Post is written by Maureen Eiger, a bird rehabilitator in Roanoke, VA:  Recently I received a call about an American Robin‘s nest that...

On the series “North American birds with Neotropical Counterparts”, this time I introduce the Andean Gull. Gulls are often referred as “seagulls” due to...

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...