“Bit of a twitcher, are ye?” That’s what my high school biology teacher asked, a grin on his face, when he found out I...
As I have mentioned repeatedly over the past months, life this spring has gone topsy-turvy in central Mexico, as we experience what has certainly...
Six months of the year have now slipped by, so time to review the state of my bird lists – my UK list, and...
Sometimes, patience and determination are rewarded. This is what happened to the hapless pair of Red-tailed Hawks who were nesting on the nearby hospital’s chimney’s catwalk. On...
I recently took a business trip to Tokyo and wanted to try to see some of the common urban birds in the world’s largest...
Award-winning free-lance science journalist Nicola Jones, most noted for her work on climate change and environmental issues, ventured into the book world with a picture...
The Red-crowned Crane is listed as Vulnerable, with an estimated 3000 individuals in 2009. Some populations – especially the Hokkaido one – seem to...
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