I think people who are aware of birds but would never call themselves birders don’t pay as much attention to migration apart from “it’s...
I’m not a big fan of working hard to separate birds. This isn’t just because I’m lazy. That’s part of it, for sure, and...
The Chukar is the most widely distributed and the most numerous of all the partridges that scientists assigned to the genus Alectoris. All these...
This morning – 26 October 2013 – at Jacob Riis Park in coastal Queens, New York, I was very pleased to see hordes of...
Waterthrushes are birds that have frustrated me for some time. They don’t like to sit still for long and my attempts at photos are commonly...
In preparing for my first trip to see the Marvelous Spatuletail (Loddigesia mirabilis), I decided to read as much as I possibly could. I had...
This is the story of an attitudinal bunny and the Black Vulture who dared to encroach on her territory. Two years ago I finally...
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