Our trip to the Blue Mountains in New South Wales in autumn was planned at short notice and we had not actually anticipated seeing...
The main flow of the North American wood warbler migration has passed me by again and I have had to visit the far reaches...
Looking for boobies? Look up, at least if you are birding coastal Chile like Renato was! Birding and parenting don’t always go together well....
I have a confession that I hope won’t get me kicked off this blog: I have no idea where my life list currently stands....
Much like how Everglades National Park flanks the western border of metropolitan Miami, Florida, Saguaro National Park flanks both the eastern and western outskirts...
The most flamboyant of all hummers, the Marvelous Spatuletail will be one of the many endemic bird highlights along the route of the Second...
There are few birds in the sprawl of suburbia or the sylvan ideal of semi-rural existence as appreciated as wrens. Sure, they may lack...
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