At the end of part 2 of the Century Run Saga it was a half an hour shy of noon and Will, Danika, Chad...

When I ended part one our intrepid team of bird-seekers was still at Black Creek Marsh and the sun had just risen. Flycatchers were...

This past Saturday was the Hudson Mohawk Bird Club’s Century Run, the annual event when teams of birders try to find as many birds...

I can’t speak to other parts of the world but if you live in the northeastern United States, every moment of May birding matters....

My lunchtime walk in Congress Park today was accompanied by many fewer ducklings then I had expected. Last week I saw three broods totaling...

After being chased out of Jones Beach by swarms of pernicious mosquitoes, Corey and I headed inland to observe arboreal avifauna. Sure, rain threatened...

There is a perversity in going after shorebirds at the peak of spring migration, that point in time when virtually any American songbird imaginable...

Spring migration is sublime, like the fragrance of exotic blossoms, like the promise of health to one who has ailed for a long time....