Our first full day in the Land of Many Waters predictably began with a trip on one of these many waters. After leaving our...
Tern lovers rejoice! A new book about the angelic-looking, identification-stumping birds of the oceans, rivers, and marshes has finally been published! And it’s fantastic....
What a bountiful year it’s been for birding books! We’ve gotten them all—field guides to foreign countries; memoirs and big year books; narratives about...
This November, I went birding in Shanghai exactly once – the result of both some unpleasant changes in the accessibility of some good birding...
The Dutch Island of Texel is well-known amongst European birders due to the exciting number and quality of birds it attracts during spring and...
As a general rule, birders don’t like hybrids. For a start, they may struggle to identify them, while secondly they can’t even tick them....
When I grew up in the seventies we didn’t have global warming, we had global cooling (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_cooling). Consequently, the summer weather was awful, always....
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