Most casual wine drinkers know that pinot gris and pinot grigio are just two different names – one French and one Italian – for...

That’s what lots of people have been screaming (well, metaphorically, anyway) as the Northern Hemisphere’s nesting season does a number on various projects and...

The past few weeks have seen increased activity on Broome’s beaches and this is not just the human activity, but also our resident shorebirds...

I have no doubt that most of the regulars on this site have similar driving habits as mine. For better or worse, my head...

My very first story ever posted here on 10,000 Birds was about the interesting habit of our local Costa’s Hummingbirds, using the sailboats in...

Continuing my Northern Flicker (Collaptes auratus) nestling observations from my last post, I was amazed at what I found when I opened the nest box this...

The Migratory Bird Treaty Act makes it unlawful at any time, by any means or in any manner, to pursue, hunt, take, capture, kill,...

In the Northern Hemisphere, at least, spring has sprung. Which means spring fever. Which, in the bird world, means babies. And who doesn’t love...