Royal National Park is one of the jewels of Sydney, a massive park that protects a huge swathe of coastal bush (bush in the...

One of the more exciting birds this summer in this little corner of North Carolina is undoubtedly the King Rails that have been regularly...

The water this Northern Pintail is in has human poo in it, which completely ruins the experience of seeing this bird. Oh wait, it doesn’t....

An interesting–or perhaps enervating–aspect of this time of year is how birding tends to run feast or famine. That is to say that, at...

One of the really great things about living in the Arctic, and loving to watch and photograph birds, is that you can bird in...

Following Duncan’s post about the Fabulous Fairy-wrens, you may be forgiven for wondering how many exceptional adjectives can be used in naming one genus of birds....

Continuing with my theme of common birds who were, in a sense, my companions throughout this trip, I would now like to turn my...

Riffing off my last post about places… here is a series of birds in their environments. If you’re ever caught out with a short...