Robert Mortensen got some great shots of my favorite bird, the Green Heron. Go check them out!
Robert Mortensen got some great shots of my favorite bird, the Green Heron. Go check them out!
Brent Geese spotted in Dungarvan Bay
No Reasonable Doubt: Why It Takes a Median of 36 Years to Declare a Bird Extinct
Bird Guides of the World: João Jara, Portugal
Extreme Birdwatching: A KidLit Bird Book Review
Birding Lodges of the World: Rogitama Biodiversidad, Colombia
Great World Literature, Improved by Birders
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Thanks for sharing the link Corey! The most disturbing thing about that whole experience with that Green Heron was that when I was laying there in the dirt, mud, and weeds just feet away from such an awesome bird, I actually thought “Corey Finger would be lovin’ this.” Scary huh?
Well done Robert. I’ve found Green Heron’s to be pretty darn elusive.