Queens, NY, March 2010 For some reason, maybe because of the heroic effort I have made of late to get our new apartment completely...
Now is the time to take one last look at the birds that have gotten us through the winter. Both the birds that stick...
The most common owls in the world are also in the Galapagos Islands and are considered subspecies that only occur in Galapagos, so one...
March Madness has such a grip on the United States that even birders are thinking in terms of seeded tournaments. The Cornell Lab of...
1. The votes are in, and Red-naped Sapsucker is the winner and my proud new nemesis, although Gray-crowned Rosy Finch also made a strong...
Scientists have wondered why the outstandingly adaptable Ethiopian Bush-crow (Zavattariornis stresemanni) refused to expand outside of its postage stamp-sized range. Apparently, these quasi-corvids are...
Manhattan, April 2010 In the busiest and most developed borough of New York City, Manhattan, which is what most tourists think of when they...
The data seems mixed. Jim McCormac has a good rundown and some theories.
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