It took until the last day I was in northeastern Germany to see Eurasian Coots. I was worried I wouldn’t see one at all,...
New research from the University of Bonn shows that as Coal Tits get older they are more likely to father offspring with females that...
Welcome to the latest installation of the award-winning, imaginatively-titled series of posts “Birding Northeastern Germany.” When we last left our intrepid trio of birders...
Some enterprising grad students in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University just released a tasty little tidbit entitled “Cost-effective Outbreak Detection...
Will at The Nightjar, who enjoys the coveted status of official friend of 10,000 Birds, just completed an excellent series analyzing how American farms...
In addition to the birds I saw in Berlin’s Volkspark Hasenheide I also saw Eurasian Red Squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris). These are not the tiny...
This installment of the admired science blog carnival has plenty to offer to those with or without science training, including an ending haiku about...
Despite what Charlie said about Blog Action Day at least one blog, the lefty behemoth Daily Kos, might manage to affect some positive change...
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