Crossing New Zealand’s Cook Strait (where Duncan saw albatrosses and other tasty pelagics!) Now that April Foolery is over (but not forgotten) we can...
The many islands of the Caribbean Sea are as unique a place to experience the amazing potential for speciation and diversity as the more...
This weekend had something for everyone: celebrations, congregations, and migrations. And also sports! Please tell me you found something special to do… I took...
This week, the future is being heard and not seen. I pass over the bridge on my way to class and a Song Sparrow...
Keep your eyes to the skies for fun celestial bodies! (Did you see Pan-Starrs? Clare Kines spotted the charismatic comet above Admiralty Inlet in Nunavut!)...
A Dusky Grouse scurries across the road in Grand Teton National Park, WY. I was reading Carrie’s post last month and got to thinking...
This is a very quick post to show what can be done when you are an eBird obsessive with a bit of spare time...
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