The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago may share equal billing in the dichotomous nation’s name, but Trinidad boasts the lion’s share of the land...

There are no swifts in Missoula. Except when there are. When there are is migration, and it is happening now. As an East Coaster...

I picked up a Red-tailed hawk two days ago. He was on the ground, and the finder thought he might have been hit by...

Some of us around here (some more than others) wear our love for Green Herons on our proverbial sleeves. But how could you not...

You may have noticed that we’ve had a rough week here at 10,000 Birds. Our webhost moved the site to a new server without...

Tucson, AZ, August 2012 – When you get a bunch of bird bloggers together, which you do you imagine comes first: birds or blogs?...

New Zealand has one of the direst records of extinction is modern times, second on really to Hawaii in terms of bird species lost. I’ve written...

There is some interesting new research you will want to know about concerning Reed Warblers and Cuckoos. In the common European Cuckoo, Cuculus canorus,...