Author Archives: Redgannet

I was especially pleased with this sighting of an American Woodcock for so many reasons. For a start, it was…

It worked! After last month’s chastisement for shying away from the share button, Mike has come good. Humiliating him in…

At the end of the most recent Ice Age, the temperature began to rise and the ice began to recede…

A large concentration of eagles makes for spectacular viewing and I wanted to share my excitement with you after a…

Lists from nine countries have been shared this month with Cuba appearing for the first time. With Corey’s February jollies…

On a recent visit to Tokyo, Japan, I came across a beautiful bird that I took to be a White’s…

A Pin-tailed Sandgrouse flew across the front of the hide and landed on the other side of a freshwater sluice,…

The beats have been mostly sedentary during February with only Corey venturing beyond his normal range. Tom has made an…

The Western Reef-Heron, Egretta gularis, sits neatly between Little Egret and Snowy Egret in Clements taxanomic checklist. The slim, elegant,…

Each time I see a rail, it confounds the conventional wisdom that these are secretive, crepuscular birds. During a recent…