My transition from being a kid interested in all kinds of animals to being a full-on birder happened when I was around 11 years old,...

We are bound to suffer. Yes, winter has done it again: here in Heidelberg, we are subjected to the painful games of Mr. Grey, trapped under...

This post is a first for 10,000 Birds. Yes indeed, and hold on to your seats: this post is about a European member of...

There are some birds I have not seen in North Carolina because they are very rare. There are some birds I have not seen...

Bushtits (Psaltriparus minimus) are the only New World representative of the long-tailed tits (Aegithalidae) and they are primarily limited to the western parts of...

I put up my bird feeders just a week ago, and already I’ve settled into a routine: In the morning, I fill them. As...

Few American birds have the publicity problems of the titmouse. Even though they are numerous, if not downright gregarious throughout most of their range,...

John Mark Simmons, the co-founder of Two Birders and Binoculars, has enjoyed birding all his life and has won various birding competitions.  John Mark...