Towhees are large, ground-hugging sparrows that occur only in North America. They belong to either the Pipilo or Melozone...
When you bird in Latin America, you quickly realize how America-centric English-language bird names are. Consider, for example, the...
One of the things that I have always considered a positive about living on a sailboat, besides the obvious,...
The Spotted Towhee (Pipilo maculatus) is probably the most common of the five western Towhees of North America. They occupy...
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