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Color Me Emerald

June 22, 2007 by Mike 5 Comments

Ah, emerald! That brilliant beryl, birthstone of May and the most valuable gemstone, by weight, in the world, shines with a green so pure...

Birding

It Is Not As Easy As It Looks

June 21, 2007 by Corey 2 Comments

Phil Brown, editor of Adirondack Explorer (a newsmagazine), visited Bigelow Road in the Adirondacks to try to find boreal birds a couple of weeks...

News

Derwin Darwin Travels to the Present Day

June 20, 2007 by Mike No Comments

and reports on the incredible scientific discourse occuring in “The Blogos Fear” as chronicled by Greg Laden in a most enjoyable Tangled Bank #82.

Birds

How It’s All Connected: Terns and Eels

by Mike 5 Comments

So rampant overfishing is said to be devastating the world’s fisheries, triggering collapse in certain fish populations and destabilizing the food web. What should...

Trips

Birding Suffolk County

June 18, 2007 by Corey 6 Comments

On Saturday I managed to drag Daisy from bed at 6 am and out the door by 6:30 on our way to some extreme...

Trips

The Hike was Rough, The Grouse was Ruffed

June 17, 2007 by Mike 6 Comments

When last we left our intrepid heroes, they had just caught a glimpse of the rare and elusive Bicknell’s Thrush. Actually, only Corey, Patrick,...

News

Farmers are Destroying a $10,000 Asset

June 16, 2007 by Mike No Comments

to create one worth $200, in the words of a recent World Bank report. Can carbon ranching save tropical rainforests?

Birds

Common Birds In Decline

June 15, 2007 by Mike 8 Comments

The National Audubon Society just dropped a bombshell of a report detailing 20 common North American birds whose populations have declined over the last...

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