What to do with millions of cubic yards of muck dredged from assorted waterways around New York Harbor?  Why, bring the muck to Jamaica...

The birding world has celebrities, celebrities that we at 10,000 Birds like to call birderati, and sometimes one is lucky enough to meet them. ...

Two tiny neighborhoods in Queens, Meadowmere and Warnerville, are finally connected to the New York City sewer system, and, thanks to the hookup, residents...

Having a borrowed car for a week is much less fun when a blizzard hits and one has to dig said car out of...

Saturday was one of those all-day birding days that I think are going to pretty rare occurrences before too long.  Will of The Nightjar,...

Last year at the end of July I wrote a post about birding Jamaica Bay in which I complained about the bugs, the heat,...

This past Monday was President’s Day in the United States.  For me, it meant a day off of work and for Daisy it meant...

Though we don’t get the sheer volume of Snow Geese (Chen caerulescens) that one might find in more westerly regions of North America we...