Back in January I finally completed the North American scrub jay trifecta – Western Scrub Jay, Island Scrub Jay, and Florida Scrub Jay. The...
Seeing as it is near the midway point of the year I thought it would be nice to check in on how the blogging...
I recently changed jobs. I went from being a part-time National Park Ranger and freelancer to a full-time Avian Field Ecologist. This title basically...
Royal National Park is one of the jewels of Sydney, a massive park that protects a huge swathe of coastal bush (bush in the...
A plan to eradicate an introduced species, the Ring-necked Parakeet, from the Seychelles, a small archipelego in the Indian Ocean, to protect the Seychelles Black...
I’ve always maintained that birding and nature people are the best people. However, I’ve never really tested that claim (other than leaving my bins...
One of the more exciting birds this summer in this little corner of North Carolina is undoubtedly the King Rails that have been regularly...
The water this Northern Pintail is in has human poo in it, which completely ruins the experience of seeing this bird. Oh wait, it doesn’t....
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