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...

It is truly getting into the dog days of summer here in the northeastern United States. Temperatures in the nineties (Fahrenheit – global warming...

If you’re a regular reader of 10,000 Birds, you may remember a remarkable video posted some months back of a Great Horned Owl swimming...

If this post goes up, then it means we are still away from civilisation and without computer, internet, electricity and running water. It means...

The airline business is a competitive and cut-throat arena in which to operate. Emphasis is placed on cost and more importantly, the reduction thereof....

“It’s the least-visited national park in the United States*,” our gracious host said as we drove up Route 20 towards the Methow Valley, through...