Times flies. So do birds. Well, most birds do. Penguins don’t. I had a nice double IPA with a penguin on it to review...

One of the most regularly traversed roads for the purpose of birding on the island of Trinidad is the Arima-Blanchisseuse Road. With the most...

Dear U.S. and Canadian birding friends: I feel your pain. I understand that my gain is your loss. Although, technically, I mostly felt your...

My family and I spent last week in Cape Cod, enjoying a last summer getaway in a summer where getaway options have been extremely...

When you are an American expatriate who lives, and birds, in Mexico, it is a topsy-turvy world. Just as your conationals up north are...

The Yellowthroat group is an odd collection of bird species. The one migratory species, aptly named the Common Yellowthroat, can be seen almost anywhere...

The Cape May Warbler is a boldly patterned, voracious predator. Primarily yellow below, with black racing stripes, it prowls through the canopy laying waste to...

I took advantage of Indigenous Peoples Day today to get some birding across Queens done. On my voyage of discovery I hit quite a...