Birding in Costa Rica wouldn’t be complete without a fine cup of coffee (or two). Smooth, tasty, and rejuvenating, the beans grown in the...
It was an unexpected bird tour, without too much planning and aimed at a few target species, of which we saw most, but the...
In birding circles, Costa Rica is better known for protected areas, quetzal tours, and glittering displays of hummingbirds than the things that fly in...
“That bird! Go! Go! Get it! That bird, chase it! Chase it!” In a flash, our small deep sea fishing boat went from casually...
Birds are arriving in North America, flying from places far to the south. Many come from Central America, a good number fly much further....
Spring in western New York was and is a time of melting snow, of ice chunks being rushed along the Niagara River, of when...
Guyana is an Amerindian word meaning “land of many waters” but it could just as easily mean “land of many birds”. That’s because this...
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