Great Egrets Ardea alba are confusing on many levels. The first level is the most harmless of them all since it only pertains to...
We have recently returned from a “croc and rock” birding trip that took us further into the Kimberley to visit some gorges, see some...
It’s the end of June and up north, the birds are busy with their young, and taking full advantage of the summer’s arthropod bounty....
Spring migration surely qualifies as one of the seven wonders of the natural world, a brief blizzard of bliss which passes through our lands,...
Early morning finds me driving southeast through spruce forests, mountain meadows, pastures and an occasional potato field, across Mt. Zlatar in western Serbia, heading...
It’s winter down here for sure now, and winter in Kaikoura, on the coast of South Island north of Christchurch, means one thing, albatrosses!...
Brown Pelicans are quite popular in Louisiana. One of the state’s nicknames is “The Pelican State,” the bird is on the state’s flag, the...
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