I don’t know if I am just really lucky this year or more observant but I found another oddball Ruddy Duck recently. Instead of...
Last Sunday was Grant’s birthday and we decided to bird our local area in search of something special. We drove out of town a...
The bane of North American birders in spring is the painful malady known as “warbler neck” that is caused by spending too much time...
Birding, like so many other things, is bigger in Texas. How else can you explain the 312 species the Swarovski Optik “Fabulous EL Fifties”...
You have got to admire the Manx Shearwater. As a youngster of 10-weeks old, it is abandoned by its parents and left to fend for...
SeaWorld and similar attractions that serve up cetacean entertainment to the masses don’t do that much for me. However, many of the professionals who...
The national bird of Estonia is the Barn Swallow Hirundo rustica. Of course, in Estonia the bird is not called Barn Swallow. In Estonian the...
Migrating warblers typically pass through Cyprus from March until May every Spring – a fact that is sadly taken advantage of by illegal poachers....
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