Birds

The highlight of spring migration is without a doubt the return to northern climes of dazzlingly-colored warblers, flycatchers, and tanagers….

Once every four years, this nation turns its eyes to Iowa. That time is upon us as candidates vie for…

The Core Team chose to end 2003 strong. We explored some new terrain today, namely Montauk Point. Montauk is on…

This week finds me traveling across the country for work. The birding was uninspiring at my Orange County, CA hotel,…

There is a great article in Wired magazine about the technological innovations being tested through an ornithological research project. The…

Bird watchers have come to expect nearly endless variations of a small number of familiar forms throughout the world’s 10,000…

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology reported yesterday that last winter, in West Nile virus-afflicted parts of the United States, American…

While driving today, I found myself amidst a playful flock of Dark-eyed Junco. I also spotted a European Starling with…

Since mid-October, hundreds of dead and dying fulmars have been found beached on California’s shoreline from Northern to Southern California….

We erroneously dubbed the Northern Bobwhite we recently spotted at Bombay Hook our first gallinaceous bird. It is correct that…