Butler's Birds

I've been trying to cram as much last minute birding into this week before school resumes, and while we (Pops and I) haven't always ...

Hello Readers, Unfortunately, I won't have the time this evening to do the full and proper weekly installment of Wednesdays with Audub...

Since early December, there had been consistent reports of both a Rufous-Backed Robin and a Rusty Blackbird at the community park out in Ant...

It was a great Christmas Break in New Hampshire, and happy new year too. Alas, I did not see the Snowy Owls or Buntings I was faintly hoping...

--Sorry to be getting this in late. I was without internet the last couple days, but hopefully things will get back on track. Last week Audu...

The sun is up, the snow is starting to melt, and the birds are coming out here in New Hampshire. The first and most flamboyant representativ...

My stay in New Hampshire has been wonderful. There is little that strengthens the body and soul better than relaxing with family in beautifu...

Poor Audubon. He had a talent and a love for ornithology, and he had a happy marriage. But from the end of the War of 1812 to the early 1820...

The clouds and the chill stayed with us here in Phoenix, despite the best promises of the weather channel that they'd go away. Luckily t...

It's been a week for lost birds! The day after Pops and I observed and photographed (albeit, somewhat poorly) a Lewis's Woodpecker a...