I’m just happy to say that 10,000 Birds made the list. One wonders how many credit hours reading this blog might be worth?
When things are slow bird-wise in Central Park, especially on a warm, sunny day, one good spot to check for birds is Tanner Spring,...
Of course the saying is “April showers bring May flowers” but the volume of rain we had back at the beginning of the month...
There isn’t much cuter than a European Robin feeding from the hand of a seven-year-old. Always beware of the cute, however, as sometimes cute...
As spring migration heats up across the northern hemisphere every weekend is bringing more first-of-season birds through parks and backyards. Of course, these sightings...
While I’ve long been aware of the existence of at least seven heavens, their distinguishing features, like those of the fabled seven seas, have always been...
Lucky bird blogger that I am, I was invited to attend a screening of Ghost Bird , a documentary film about the search for...
Life is change. For the most part, naturalists appreciate and even embrace this simple truth. The unpredictable ebbs and flows of our lives matter...
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