Is it starting to get hot where you live or have you already been sweltering? Maybe you live on the side of the planet...

As May slips gracefully into June, many birds in the Northern Hemisphere have settled down to do those things that birds and bees traditionally...

It was shortly after the Red-necked Phalarope that I had to make a pretty major decision. We, being Mike, Carrie, and me, had received...

The second weekend of May 2008 was most auspicious for both mothers and birders. Mother’s Day may be the holiday this time of year...

A couple of weeks ago I decided to do a Big Day limited to the borough of Queens and traveling only on foot and...

April might be the cruelest month but here at 10,000 Birds it has been nothing short of marvelous! The big news for the month...

When the alarm went off at six Sunday morning I briefly contemplated turning it off and staying in bed. But the siren song of...

So after last year’s big year I didn’t really plan on doing another big year again, ever. But then, in a stroke of late...