Miami
South Florida Specialties Birding
On my recent short family vacation to Miami, I was granted a single day to get out and really bird…
Noisy, but nice
Blogging is a peculiar activity. It initiates an internal monologue when one is alone in the field and keeps up…
Birding at the Tip of Florida: A Bit of Everything
Caribbean dry forests with trees such as Gumbo Limbo, Pigeon-Plum, and West Indies Mahogany; remote breeding colonies of Sooty Tern,…
To Tick or Not to Tick – Exotic Birding in Miami
The Carolina Parakeet was extinct by 1918 and extinct in the wild by about 1904. The USA’s only truly indigenous…
Both Beautiful and Exotic, the Spot-breasted Oriole
The brilliant orange coloration and rich, haunting song of the Spot-breasted Oriole (Icterus pectoralis) makes this species one of my…
Birding Through the Seasons at Matheson Hammock
Carlos Sanchez is an excellent birder, a Miami resident, and a polyglot. Corey was lucky enough to meet Carlos while birding…
Matheson Hammock, Miami.
James Bond had an Aston Martin DB5, suits from Saville Row and his trusty Walther PPK. John Steed, from ‘The…
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