Hedgerows are living fences and windbreaks, lines of green space that bisect fields and pastures. They can’t provide the same ecosystem value as natural...
Bateleur is a very small camp in the Kruger Park – a bit remote, but worth visiting. The one bird I did not see...
The exploration of triads within the avifauna of Trinidad and Tobago has taken me through various families and species groups on this blog. It’s...
As I have commented in previous posts here, I consider myself very fortunate to have a good (and still increasing) number of highly-qualified birders...
Shanghai’s Chongming Island is a well-known destination for birders, and will probably become even more important given the continued destruction of Nanhui. Yet it...
I was looking for a title for this third part of a blog post on the birds of Baihualing, and thought that the made-up...
It really is starting to feel like Broome is going to break a few winter low temperature records this year. Since we moved here...
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