I had no idea! Julie Zickefoose delivers the unbelievable news that people hunt these “long-lived, monogamous, family-oriented and highly intelligent birds” for food or...

When one is doing a Big Year in New York one must go on pelagic trips. As many as possible. Because I wasn’t doing...

On August 5, 1985 three of the last nine wild condors soared close overhead as I stood, awestruck, in the foothills above San Bernardino,...

Whether your tastes run to invertebrates or ocean life, not altogether distinct populations to be sure, there is a carnival for you. Our buddy...

Saturday I was down in New York City once again and because Daisy has law school finals to study for I had plenty of...

One of the most difficult of all things to endure for a crow, a raven, a wolf, or a human is to feel alone...

Our BIRD: The Definitive Guide giveaway seems to be going swimmingly. Entries for the fourth stage of the giveaway are in and ready for...

I was in Plattsburgh, NY, for work, minding my own business and walking across SUNY-Plattsburgh’s campus. Bird calls, familiar bird calls: Pine Grosbeaks. Of...