Now that we have returned to our adopted home of La Paz, Mexico, our bones are starting to thaw...

While much of the attention that Africa’s tourism industry gets is for its (deservedly) popular national parks and game...

Everyone knows what a male Mallard looks like. The drake of this extremely common, sexually dimorphic species (Anas platyrhynchos) cuts...

In case you hadn’t noticed, blogging, both publishing and perusing, has transformed dramatically over the years. Since I first...

The second weekend of February offers much to bird lovers and love birds alike. Hope you made the best...

When we get days on end of trying to bird under a stormy sky we sometimes have to admit...

Each time I see a rail, it confounds the conventional wisdom that these are secretive, crepuscular birds. During a...

Rolling into the second weekend of February should remind us that even the most misanthropic birders can feel love...