After the birding bugs bites, the abundance of new and colorful birds makes it easy to overlook or even blatantly ignore sparrows, “seagulls”, female...
July is almost over, which means summer is almost over, right? Of course not, but those of us who live for the warmest months feel...
July morning in the Balkans, early enough to create an illusion of a cool morning, umm, almost. Wheat fields around me were harvested in...
A nasty little virus and a failure of my internet at home has left me at another deadline with nothing to show for myself....
Brown Thrashers, large, rust-colored songbirds, were so popular in Georgia that they became the namesake of their NHL hockey team, the “Atlanta Thrashers!” It comes...
I learned a new word today: Diel. I’m a little embarrassed that I didn’t already know that. I will now use the word in...
New York City in July provides limited opportunities for birders to see birds. The often oppressive heat and humidity means that most birds have...
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