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Snowy Owl Ethics
Greg Lawrence is a long-time friend of 10,000 Birds and a birding machine in the Rochester, New York, area. He…
Playback or Birding in the Dark
It is a cold night in early March and the young moon barely visible through the thick branches of the…
Unethical Photographers Bait Critically Endangered Eagles
10,000 Birds readers love terrific bird photography but hate bird abuse. That’s why reader Charlie Gordon wanted to share this…
A Great Ornithologist’s Plea: Scale Back The Playback
This Rufous-capped Warbler was seen and photographed without the aid of playback. It was a very pleasant experience. Florida Canyon,…
To Spotlight or not to Spotlight?
I love spotlighting, and I hate spotlighting. In fact, it’s hard to think of a wildlife watching activity I’m more…
Owls, the debait
I love great bird photography, I truly do. Photos that capture great behaviour, and the incredible beauty of birds. Great…
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