Birding

What is Wild?

January 14, 2007 by Mike 6 Comments
Back in 2003 when I first started birding, I encountered quite an odd duck in Central Park. This bird, pure white with a red,...
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Sunny Day Shoveler

March 6, 2006 by Mike 1 Comment
Alluring rumors of Pine Siskin enticed me to visit Van Cortlandt Park this weekend, but alas, just like every other time I’ve chased rarities...
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A Tale Of Two Teals

March 21, 2005 by Mike 1 Comment
The taxonomic practice of speciation must be more art than science. After all, there are at least six distinct and recognizable populations of Dark-eyed...
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