Author Archives: Meredith Mann

The jack pines of Michigan are well-known as the breeding grounds of the Kirtland’s Warbler—and thus, the best place to…

If there’s one common theme to this week’s bird news items, it’s their collective bizarreness: The eagle has landed—on the…

There’s lots of disheartening stuff going on in the bird world this week, so let’s start with some love in…

Let us no more speak of this week’s  extraordinary failure by a cast of Falcons to finish off their prey….

A few years back, Audubon magazine published a thoughtful article and series of musings (including those of our very own Corey…

”Well, I’m the type of guy who will never settle down Where pretty girls are, well you know that I’m around”…

You’ve heard of Internet cafes. You may even have heard of cat cafes. (While I have yet to make it…

It’s official: The AOU (American Ornithologists’ Union) and the COS (Cooper Ornithological Society), which both date back to the late…

As the old saw goes, birds of a feather flock together—and more often than not, those birds resemble one another,…

“Good fences make good neighbors,” wrote poet Robert Frost. While his poem was about the dubious nature of boundaries kept…