This is an exceptionally early siskin year. Hundreds and thousands of Pine Siskins were seen migrating along the coast of Long Island and were...

Weavers are truly magical birds, combining bright plumages with ingenious weaving talents and cheerful, noisy social lives. The IOC world birdlist recognizes 90 species...

For some reason I could not pin an identity to this bird in the field today at Kissena Corridor Park in Queens, despite having...

Saturday of this weekend saw a Le Conte’s Sparrow reported from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn. Somehow, I have never seen a Le Conte’s...

The first weekend of October offers much to the sports fan, with momentous matchups taking place all over the world. As thrilling as this...

After spending a couple of days at Parry’s Lagoon Nature Reserve on our recent camping and birding trip we headed to the town of...

Ecuador was made for birdwatchers!  A tiny country filled with biodiversity which can be easily reached in a short drive…  Well, maybe that is...

Everyone knows this one. Way, way back, during our inuagural game of Gone Birding, my friend Molly developed a theory of birds. There were,...