The verdant Appalachian Mountains, North America’s concerned forehead, stretch from the northern parts of Georgia all the way to the fir covered forests of...

Labor Day weekend has passed, the kids are back in school, and it is now (un)officially autumn in the United States no matter how...

You are wandering through a tropical rainforest. It is late morning and the humidity seems to rise with every step. Life is crawling, buzzing,...

Kestrels may be the coolest raptors nobody knows of. In North America, everyone recognizes hawks on the wing, even the ones that aren’t Red-tailed...

Did you enjoy your summer? The Autumnal Equinox may still be a few weeks away, but make no mistake: summer is over. Time to...

There might be some question as to if the birding that resulted from Hurricane Irene on Sunday, 28 August 2011, was the best birding...

It was a dark and stormy night. Turdus “Blacky” Merula sat near the trunk of the small evergreen in the backyard that was his...

On the day after the most epic day of hurricane birding I’ve ever experienced I, like quite a few other New York State birders,...