When J. Latham first described Grey Butcherbirds in 1801, like most people of the age he assumed Australia’s birds should...

Every single summer when I am out experiencing the mud and heat and shorebirds on the the East Pond...

If you read my weekly posts bookending the weekend birding experience, you know that I pay close attention to phenology....

Across the world’s northern oceans, 24 species of auklets, murres, puffins, guillemots, and related seabirds make a living catching...

It rains a lot in Costa Rica. There are places in the country soaked with an average of four...

Hoping for a hot one this weekend, though maybe not Africa desert hot!  While most humans tend towards vagrancy,...

I’m in Sydney for a week of family, birding, diving and enjoying the subtropical climate. Okay, it may not...

Tropical birding demands tropical birds, those families and genera unique to their latitudes rather than shared via migration across...