Autumn is now upon us, isn’t it? Crossing the 42nd latitude yesterday, I saw quite a bit of color in rolling, wooded hills. The...

Jory Langner has contributed some sterling guest posts in the past on 10,000 Birds, sharing how it feels to be born again as a...

One of the most spectacular, important, and envy-inducing birding festivals in North America happens to be the one situated along the Mexican border in...

Sometimes an easy bird can become difficult to identify.  Such was the case with the molting bird below, a species that has crossed my...

Is it summer yet? Oh, technically it’s still summer you say (or winter, depending on your hemisphere!) That’s right, this is the last official...

Thanks to the good, generous folks at Houghton Mifflin, we had two copies of the exciting new Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North...

Though Mike has already put up a post about our Montezuma Muckrace experience so much happened during the loooong day of birding that there...

and bluebirds.  The birds I can see around New York City are great but it’s a real bummer that those birds are virtually not...