In selecting my initial site for the First Annual Blogger Bioblitz, I decided to eschew...
Am I ever glad that I woke up at 5:15 this morning to go to...
If I had to give up any one month of Northeastern United States birding, April...
Why not put a birding adventure into verse? And at the end of this doggerel...
A Common Gull Larus canus was spotted in Brooklyn over this past weekend and again...
On my way from Brooklyn to Manhattan this afternoon I got stuck in some serious...
After some unplanned Friday birding with my niece, Raven, that featured four species of woodpecker...
The Core Team enjoys a very special Easter tradition. We all go on a morning...
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