Author Archives: Corey

When I finished work yesterday I raced to the winter entrance of Papscanee Island. Papscanee is not actually an island,…

After leaving Point Lookout behind Will and I decided to head up to a pond next to St. John’s Episcopal…

After the Adirondacks on Saturday and an out-of-place oriole on Sunday why not my first two longspurs on President’s Day?…

About two weeks ago word went out on the New York listservs that a Bullock’s Oriole was frequenting feeders on…

As you read yesterday Will and I had a marvelous morning (and early afternoon) of birding in the north country…

The Adirondack Mountains have long fascinated me. There are some seriously deep woods up there where bears roam and people…

I have a coworker named Andrea who has never seen a bluebird. Granted, she is not a hardcore birder, but…

There is no single reason why I enjoy finding, identifying, photographing and now blogging about birds. Having grown up in…

The Blue Crane Grus paradisea is truly a magnificent creature and worthy of being South Africa’s national bird.  It is…