Birds and nature around Albuquerque and a whole lot more. Dragonfly and damselfly life list. Moths at the Milnesand Lesser Prairie-Chicken Festival. Thanks to help from some folks at bugguide.

The intent of this blog is to communicate, through words and photographs, current and upcoming natural history and astronomical events and sightings in the northern Adirondacks. Interested potential co-bloggers are more than welcome to assist in this endeavor and are urged to contact any of the currently listed bloggers. Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Spring is in the Air. Every evening when I walk the dog, I keep my ears peeled for the first woodcock. Last year I had a report of a woodcock in mid-March, a.

Monday, October 29, 2012. Keeping track of the eye of Hurricane Sandy. Check it out here! There are pretty ridiculous wind speeds reaching very far out from the eye of the storm. but note how there is very little wind in the actual eye! Thursday, September 13, 2012. Gearing up for my trip to the Azores.

Green Key Funnel Migrant Count. Current weather map shows us that a front is .

Sunday, February 1, 2015. The university preemptively canceled Tuesday classes on Monday afternoon shortly after a State of Emergency was declared by Governor Baker. Whispers traveled through the lecture halls and cheers erupted from the halls. For many students, especially those from warmer climates, this was to be their first ever snow day.

Saturday, January 12, 2013. Choose the 10 Most-Wanted Birds! Choose the 10 Most-Wanted Birds! Links to this post. Sunday, January 6, 2013. My 2013 Bird List is well under way, with 59 species on my list. Tuesday, July 31, 2012. The Cohanzick Zoo provided the opportunity to catch a glimpse of a Red-tailed Hawk up-close.

This site features collections of my photography and related natural history information, particularly in the U. It includes over 10,000 images of birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, insects, plants, and landscapes. A trip to South Korea. Request an e-mail when new photos are posted. A Tautog in Worcester Co.

For the latest information on birds and birding in southeast Arizona, along with trip highlights, book reviews, and more! Also visit our new guestbook! Aimophila Adventures offers the experience of birding for experts and beginners alike, from precisely targeted searches for the latest tropical rarities to in-depth introductions to the lives and habits of common desert birds. Aimophila Adventures is a business, but we are first and foremost birders.

Wednesday, March 14, 2018. The listserv is dead, long live the listserv! When older birders wax on about the methods used to report Rare Birds. And how such information was shared with the wider birding community years ago, I am fascinated. How on earth did people manage to twitch rare birds in a timely manner? Today, birders have a plethora of tools to share information about birds. The main repository of bird reports these days comes from listserves. If you are not yet aware, a listserv.