John Burroughs should be as well known as Henry David Thoreau. He was one of the preeminent naturalists of the late nineteenth and early...
We’re already a week into March, but I’m still shoveling snow. WTF. This cruel, cruel fate we endure in western New York torments man...
Now that you’re acquainted with the sublime madness of manky mallards and manky muscovies, perhaps you’re ready to be initiated into the next circle...
The Orange-headed Thrush, Zoothera citrinus, is common across much of India and south-east Asia. It likes well wooded areas with a preference for shady...
Once again this week we have been restricted on our movements due to the weather. Whilst most of you in the north may have...
If, like me, you like Green Herons and if, like me, you like birds with oddball plumages, then this post is for you. Photographed...
The Redhead is one of the sexier of our ducks, if searches on Google for “sexy redhead” are any indication. It is a well-named...
During a family holiday this week, my wife suggested that other road users and pedestrians may take my erratic driving and sudden stops as incompetence behind...
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