Have you ever looked to the sky and seen a high-flying hawk and wanted to know what it was? Do you wish you could...
November is normally a pretty dull month compared to some of the more extreme periods in our calendar year. The action doesn’t really heat...
Anarchy – discontent – upheaval! Desperate fights over territory, water, and food! Poisoned air! Unhappiness! I fear we are lost. We must do something!...
New York has its famous Red-tailed Hawks Pale Male and, until recently, Lola. Cambridge, Mass has a celebrity raptor pair, too. Last winter, a pair...
We have spent most of our time recently with the shorebirds of Roebuck Bay. They have returned from the north, though more are returning...
It is a very small antpitta that lives in Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela and Bolivia. This antpitta is found in southern Ecuador (near Peru)...
The proprietors of Ecuador’s fabled Refugio Paz de las Aves may have pioneered the art of attracting secretive antpittas from the underbrush with fresh...
(Check out Part 1 here) The city can be a tough place to make a living but San Francisco offers raptors a number of...
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