As the Sun creeps closer to the horizon bringing with it more and more twilight my mind turns more to spring and the return...
The plane (and all on board) survived but the albatross was not so lucky. See the whole story here.
As you all know, “brown” can be quite good on a bird and it comes in all colours and sizes! For those of you...
The Birdist asked and answered the question, “Which Bird Has The Weirdest Range?” The answer might surprise you.
Behind the Outback Steakhouse at Edgewater Commons, a shopping center across the Hudson River from New York City, is a rusted pile of wreckage...
The Plain Prinia, Prinia inornata is an abundant, widespread resident of the Indian subcontinent and can be found throughout southeast Asia wherever there is...
Are you as excited as I am? My Sibley Guide to Birds is pretty darn destroyed from hard use and I can’t wait to...
One of the great compulsions shared by nearly all varieties of nerd is the desire to share the objects of our obsession with people....
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