(Could use a little snow! Just there, nowhere else.)

With the Sun setting in the south, the fading light reflecting on slightly iced-over Lake Appert, and a nearly full

Like so many, you're probably wondering, how did the Crowphy get its name? More than three years ago, while celebrating

Informative article online from a Maine Audubon official about  the Great Black Hawk amazingly seen these days in Portland. You

Bob Leafe of Hackensack writes: I found these sitting on some roof tar. They're about 1/4" in diameter.   At

The annual fight for avian bragging rights in North Jersey is up in the air. Both Fyke and Bergen County

Earlier this year, I stopped by the Brotherton house sale to see if I could find something to remember John

I am happy announce that my latest column in The Record is accompanied by Barbara Dilger's gallery of local winter

My column for The Record today is all about the Christmas Bird Count, which can start nationwide as early as

When I got word of a rare Great Black Hawk, a non-migratory raptor I'd seen and photographed in Belize several