Upon arriving home this evening, despondent about having left my camera behind when watching birds and it not being there when I returned, I...

The Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) is the familiar goose of parks and golf courses. In the spring and fall the loud honking of V-shaped...

The first two months of 2007 have showered one spectacular bird species after another upon a deserving New York Metro region. While this time...

Mallards, though common, are often overlooked. Many birders consider them a “trash” bird, that is, one that is so common that they are hardly...

Birdwatchers have long headed into the woods with little more equipment than binoculars and a notebook. But when Laura Erickson sets out on a...

Welcome to the first feeder watch! Where birds get free food and you get pictures of them getting it. The first featured feeder is...

My contribution to this year’s Great Backyard Bird Count could hardly be considered such. Great, that is. My “backyard” for the first three days...

David Ringer of Search and Serendipity pondered some deceptively slippery subtleties about the nature of seeing recently: In that brief moment, a question I’ve...