This is an extremely long blog post by a German naturalist visiting South Carolina. It is written in German but you can get the...
The Big Year was alright. It was neither horrible nor outstanding, neither fully factual nor completely made-up, neither completely engaging nor totally alienating. I...
It was a gusty weekend in New York City and environs, with fall finally feeling like fall is supposed to feel. Sparrows have almost...
Though it was pretty warm for an October morning when I spotted this bird at Fort Tilden, Queens, it was fluffed up as if...
One of my greatest joys is photographing birds out my big studio windows. I have lots of plants that attract birds; clumps of gray...
Before we went away for a few weeks we only had a Crested Pigeon visit our garden occasionally, but we now have a regular...
Despite regularly hearing their bubbling song emanating from undergrowth and the fact that they are widespread and common I have never managed to get a really...
No, I haven’t sold my soul to Rupert Murdoch but I was quoted a couple of times in a New York Post article about...
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