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Surpassing 300 Species in Costa Rica on Global Big Day, 2019
Global Big Day is an initiative created by the folks at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to promote the use of eBird and birding in general. A birder can participate in Global...
18 hours ago - 10,000 Birds
Where Are You Birding This Final Weekend of May 2019?
Is May ending already? Some birders wait eleven months for just this moment, keenly feeling loss after its passing. How can you prevent the post-migration blues? Make hay while...
1 day ago - 10,000 Birds
Checklist of the Birds of Westeros
Now that the Mad Queen is dead, Brandon the Broken, First of His Name, is the King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Six Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm; and...
2 days ago - 10,000 Birds
Cats And Birds
Cats are frequently blamed for the diminishing populations of various species of songbirds. While domestic and feral cats can be bird hunters, most research shows that cats are...
3 days ago - Cats International
Twenty-Four Hours of Awesome Part Three: Sweet, Sweet Sage
This past Friday, after leaving Cupsogue where my twitch for the Wilson's Plover had ended in success I decided to head back over to Big Egg Marsh in my home borough of Queens...
3 days ago - 10,000 Birds
Mexican visitors in Box Canyon
One of the great things about living in southern Arizona is our proximity to Mexico. This allows for some really fun birds to come across the border, not that they know it is a...
3 days ago - 10,000 Birds
The Skimmers Have Returned to Navarre Bridge
A few miles from my home, a bridge rises gradually over the water of Santa Rosa Sound. Linking the mainland of the Florida Panhandle to the barrier island of Navarre Beach...
3 days ago - 10,000 Birds
Birds of Tierra Caliente
I am originally from California, so it is easy for me to deal with a geography defined by a low coastal mountain range, a central valley, and a much higher inland range. But...
4 days ago - 10,000 Birds
Twenty-Four Hours of Awesome Part Two: Mr. Wilson the Plover
After seeing the Burrowing Owl on Thursday night last week and talking to some other birders I realized that Friday was shaping up to be a good migration day, at least so far...
4 days ago - 10,000 Birds
Welcome Our Newest Beat Writer, Paul Lewis
When Paul Lewis reached out to us asking if we were interested in some blog posts about birding in Mexico we were psyched! After all, the beat writer who had been posting about...
5 days ago - 10,000 Birds
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Guide to Long Distance Binoculars
Guide to choosing the best high powered long distance binoculars to be used for land based observation. Most high lower bins are usually designed with astronomy in mind...
Best Birding Binocular 2016/2017
During the year many, many binoculars arrive on my desk for testing and review. So at times even I can find it a little overwhelming as to which is best. This every year I...
BirdWatching Binoculars 101
If you are new to birding, choosing your first pair of binoculars can seem a little daunting, but it needn't be. This guide takes you thought where to start and all the...
Surpassing 300 Species in Costa Rica on Global Big Day, 2019
Global Big Day is an initiative created by the folks at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to promote the use of eBird and birding in general. A birder can participate in Global...
Where Are You Birding This Final Weekend of May 2019?
Is May ending already? Some birders wait eleven months for just this moment, keenly feeling loss after its passing. How can you prevent the post-migration blues? Make hay while...