nightjars
What’s in a Name: Chuck-will’s-Widow
“So what birds have you seen lately,” people say to me when they’ve run out of other things to say…
Savanna Nightjars prove that growing old is a process of becoming increasingly disillusioned
I am starting to feel my age. To be clear, in my early 40’s I really am not complaining. However,…
Roosting Common Nighthawk
It was a real pleasure to have a friend and colleague, Simon, accompany me on a visit to Bill Baggs…
Bucket Mouth, Chuck-will’s-widow
I’ve been learning to band birds at the South Florida Bird Observatory. Nothing like a little bit of mist-net extracting…
Australian Owlet-nightjar
Last Sunday we went for a short drive to the east of Broome to see if we could find some…
Pauraque Pronunciation Poll
The Common Pauraque (Nyctidromus albicollis) is a most garrulous goatsucker found in the warmer portions of the Americas. From Texas…
All Good at Estero Llano Grande
You might think that after everything I’ve already written about my remarkable Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival 2008 experience that…
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