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Brewery Ommegang: Idyll Days Pilsner

July 3, 2020 by Tristan Lowery No Comments
It’s hard to believe that a few weeks ago I...
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Food, Reviews

La Vieille Ferme: Rouge (2016)

July 13, 2018 by Tristan Lowery No Comments
I’ve been dragging my feet on wine reviews here at...
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News

Visiting Bird Service: Avian “Pet Therapy” Cheers Seniors

April 6, 2016 by Meredith Mann 1 Comment
You may have heard of nursing homes or assisted living...
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Birding

Count Your Chickens (In the Florida Keys)

February 13, 2014 by Corey 8 Comments
We birders are very particular about the birds that we...
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Birds

Chicken Stampede!

March 23, 2009 by Corey 7 Comments
After the excitement of seeing an Emerald Toucanet and checking...
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Birds

Generations Of Galliforms

July 25, 2007 by Mike 4 Comments
Years of building, then burning giant, flammable wooden chickens gets...
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Birds, Terminology

Go Gallinaceous

October 14, 2003 by Mike No Comments
We erroneously dubbed the Northern Bobwhite we recently spotted at...
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