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Take a Walk on the Wild Side
I squeezed the car into the pull-off making sure my tail was off the road. Since the weather was gorgeous, I had come to my semi-secret place to check in on the warbler migration. This is the place where Hooded Warblers nest every year and the on...
Beach Birds
I am off to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to spend a few days with my cousin. She and her husband are not birdwatchers, but appreciate that I am, so I will be able make myself scarce a few hours of the day to see what is around. I hope there ...
Bird Photography Weekly
In the distance from atop some weeds a rusty hinge squeaked out 3 notes. ♪Me. Me. Me. ♪ I looked around perplexed. It did not sound like anything I knew, yet, there was something familiar about the 3 creaky notes. Like an opera...
Chimney Swifts are on their way back
The first Chimney Swifts of the season have been spotted on the Gulf Coast. YAY!!! The folks at Driftwood Wildlife Association will be plotting the swifts’ movements northward over the next few months. If you would like to contribute, let...
Watch where you walk
May 25, 1994. I was late for work hurrying down 33rd street. The train was late and it had rained in the night. As I power-walked head down in the wind, up ahead I noticed a circle of people clustered around something on the sidewalk. I could not he...
Wordless Wednesday
Birding Clinton Road
Hard on the heels of my disappointed over missing the World Series of Birding because of my delayed flight back from New Orleans; a friend and I spent some time yesterday on Clinton Road. Clinton Road is a 10-mile wooded wonderland that goes from Ro...
Looking for a Snack
This Kingbird cracks me up. Hey! What’s up there?...
Talkin’ Turkey
How do they always gobble in unison? It is not like they have a 1,2,3. Go signal…....
Birding in the Rain
I’m birding in the rain Just birding in the rain What a glorious feelin’ To see warblers again. Ok, it was just a passing thought, as I stood in the 40-degree drizzle looking up at dozens of Palm Warblers and Yellow-rumps and 6 or 7, mayb...
Wordless Wednesday
