It’s good to have birding goals. Challenges like a Big Year, county lists, or a Big Sit can push a birder to learn more,...

Sliding the glass door to my Florida backyard, I shuffled my slipper-clad feet and closed the opening behind me. The sun had broken through...

We’ve landed at last on a month of action, one in which birds will begin to move. Some of the species you’ve spent the...

Falconry Month at Birds and Booze: I’ve decided to dedicate this month of March 2019 to wines and beers related to the history of...

Forget the old news, Rwanda of today is one of Africa’s safest, cleanest and most stable countries. Slightly larger than Wales and about the...

The shortest month of the calendar year tends to be one of the less birdy as well. Still, twenty-eight days hardly suffice when the...

It does not seem that long since the shorebirds all returned from their northerly migration and already we are starting to see the change...

What’s this? An egg? Where did winter go? A discarded pigeon’s egg reminded me that spring is just around the corner and that nest...