This is going to be a rave review. I like Julie Zickefoose’s art, her writing, her blog, her blog posts here on 10,000 Birds,...

I’ve spent the odd hour sea-watching from both land and sea. I’ve sea-watched with some very experienced birders whose ability to identify species almost...

When Corey and Mike asked if I wanted to review this book, I cautioned them that I am far from an expert in seabirds...

I’ve just finished reading THE PLUME HUNTER (Torrey House Press, December 2011) by Renée Thompson. In this captivating book, Thompson explores the motivation behind...

Sherrida Woodley’s Quick Fall of Light is based on an intriguing premise – what if the extinction of the Passenger Pigeon was somehow linked...

It’s my fantasy and it’s yours: Quit the job, say good-bye to the family, and bird. Just bird. It’s what I dream of every...

Putting nature on TV is a tricky business. First there is the inherent irony of getting people to sit on their butts in front...

Be warned, The Atlas of Birds is not a map book, though it does contain maps, lovely orange and purple and green bird distribution...