Here at 10,000 Birds we take great pride in bringing you the most exotic and challenging stories of birding around the world. At my...

While February offers some good birding (wintering waterbirds, gulls), it is a kind of an anticlimax after the intensive and hectic schedule of the...

Now that winter’s fury is melting beneath more moderate temperatures here in the northeastern United States my thoughts have turned to spring. It won’t...

As Nate pointed out on the ABA Blog yesterday, we North American birders, especially those in the east, are a tad bit obsessed with...

It is 6 May. We New York birders should be awash in migrating wood-warblers, flycatchers, vireos, tanagers, and a host of other birds right...

March is the month when everything generally bursts into life, migrants start arriving and by the end of the month everything in the British...

This week, the future is being heard and not seen. I pass over the bridge on my way to class and a Song Sparrow...

I finally saw my first Eastern Phoebe of 2013 yesterday at Hempstead Lake State Park on Long Island. In fact, I saw three! My...