Nature Done Wright

It's not every day that we get a kingfisher in our yard, but then it's not every day that we

A friend sent me an Associated Press story with the headline "Kentucky Family Finds Baby Owl In Christmas Tree." The

I stumbled on this small article on Page 4 of the  St. Louis Globe-Democrat from July 18, 1869. Too bad

John and Pat Brotherton were in charge of the Ramsey Christmas Bird Count for as long as I could remember.

The great group of birders that I try to do my Christmas Bird Count with always meets on the day

The bird house in Monday's mystery, as many of you ID'd correctly, is a House Wren box. A few knew

If you'd like to know more about Frank Chapman, creator of the Christmas Bird count,  a great place to start

North Jersey’s Frank Chapman started the renowned Christmas Bird Count in 1900. Photo credit: Courtesy of the American Museum of

What is this, and where is it?

Virtual Book Discussion – The Man Who Loved Birds: Frank Chapman Dec 14 (Thurs) 7:30 PM – Virtual Book Discussion