Can you feel it? Love is the air. No, I’m not talking about Valentine’s Day but rather the approach of the Great Backyard Bird...

Alison Kent, also known as Pica, works as a designer, writer, and editor at the UC Davis Wildlife Health Center. She has been posting...

Have you ever had the pleasure of reading any of Rosemary Mosco’s comics at Bird and Moon? It’s rare to find a talented comic...

After successfully finding an apartment on Saturday afternoon Daisy realized that suddenly Sunday was open for studying which meant that for me Sunday was...

On a weekend that is, at least around here, cold, gray, and dreary, it’s entirely possible that not everyone is exercising their avian observation...

As if I and the Bird #68 didn’t deliver enough brilliant nature and science blogging, we’ve also got Tangled Bank #98  and Carnival of...

Perhaps one of the best known bird poems, Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s “The Eagle: A Fragment” packs a punch as powerful as a Golden Eagle‘s...

This may seem a funny question, but have you ever described yourself as an neophyte field biologist? Field biology, as described by some authorities,...