…or journey to the end of the world Passing another horse cart loaded with plastic barrels of drinkable water… Well trotted dirt road winds...
The family Tyrannidae, the tyrant flycatchers, are found only in the New World. We’re truly lucky we have them if for no other reason...
Now nearing 50 and duly lost in a mid-life crisis, Dragan Simic took to birding rather late – only half a lifetime ago, after...
In India, everything takes about three times longer than you expect it to. On the first full day we had in Kutch, the largest...
“Nay, I’ll have a starling shall be taught to speak nothing but ‘Mortimer,’”: – Henry IV, Part 1 And with that line from the...
The Plain Prinia, Prinia inornata is an abundant, widespread resident of the Indian subcontinent and can be found throughout southeast Asia wherever there is...
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