As I opined in my post back in 2010 (and continue to preach) the Western Burrowing Owl needs a conservation plan. Above is a photo...
I almost missed it, but New Zealand lost another endemic species recently. Now I’ve written before about how careless this country is with species,...
We all know the feeling. We’re birding in the summertime, when a beautiful whistling calls catches our attention. We turn our eyes and binoculars...
I saw my first migratory Eastern Phoebe of 2016 on 18 March at Kissena Park, thus kicking off spring for myself two days early....
Spring has officially sprung, assuming you live on the same side of the equator as I do. Now that the balance between night and...
Our garden backs onto the bush and as a result of that we do get a variety of creatures wander in, although they are...
March is birding madness in Costa Rica. People with binos roam the forests in lightweight khaki clothes. They hold up traffic to stare into...
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