On Wednesday morning, 18 June, I had some time for birding because my job is such that sometimes I have to work a later...
Every few years I am lucky enough to have Violet-green Swallows (Tachycineta thalassina) take up residence on one of my Bluebird trails. This year...
It has been discovered that largosity and flightlessness, which perhaps fortunately tend to go together in birds, evolved more than once. The original story...
While we are away in the Southern Highlands trying to keep warm and enjoying the bird species of that area I will share with...
These days I am busy with something called the “avitourism product“ of Belgrade, Serbia. Yes there are birding sites and there are birds –...
There was a time when albatross taxonomy was quite simple. Actually, I lie, albatross taxonomy has always been a mess, but there was a...
Earlier this spring I spent some time exploring some parks in Queens that I had never visited before. I know, I know, it is...
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