Continuing with my recent theme of curiosity regarding my favorite colorful spring birds and eBird maps... eBird just posted on their site yesterday using the example of Cedar Waxwings, encouraging its users to look at this same nice of ...

Well I've got a problem. My lower back is causing what one might call - jip! A night in the tent at Godrevy Head and I fell asleep watching the stars. Awoke icy and stiff and I thought that it would ease up but at the moment it hasn't. ...

Post AGM birding - The AGM of the Lancashire and Cheshire Fauna Society is held on the first Saturday of March every year at Mere Sands Wood and as my presence is most defin... 2 days ago. Bill Aspins Birding Blog 2 ...

The Nairn Birder. A regular update on the birding exploits of two enthusiastic birders in Sunny Nairn on the Moray Coast. Welcome to Kate and Seamus' personal blog! Wintery Nairn. Wintery Nairn. Tuesday, 9 March 2010. Strath Nairn ...

My first birding mentor was Al Larson, who will forget more about birds than I'll ever know. The second was Dave Hazelton. He was the first person on field trips who asked you to explain why you thought it was the bird you thought it ...

A weekly Ranger-led birding walk of the Salt Marsh Nature Trail. Location: Marine Park, Brooklyn Cost: Free Winter Waterfowl 11:00 a.m.. Take a stroll around Prospect Park Lake while we look for some winter visitors to… ...

and daniel Eva, a Cornish birder. Saw a water rail in a place where they shouldn't be. Cycled to marazion the country road way with great views to the north and south Cornish coast. Past St Michael's Mount. Looking over Marazion one can ...

Bits and pieces sort of weekend birding wise. Started at Draycote with 2 Great northern Divers and a drake Smew but no sign of the Red necked Grebe reported the previous day. Sunday went to Whitacre Heath. Bittern and Cetti's warbler on ...

I have to say that this is one of my favorite birding events to attend, as it is just the right size and doesn't have too much going on every at once. This event always seems to receive better every year, and this year was no exception. ...

Book Review of Handbook of the Birds of the World, Volume 14: Bush-shrikes to Old World Sparrows, by Josep del Hoyo, Andrew Elliott, and David A. Christie.

Kim: I live in Central Massachusetts and like birding, hiking, trail running and the great outdoors. I Wish there were more hours in the day for less work and more play. View my complete profile ...

Can I say how much I adore that Mattel went the extra distance to prove she's a birder by giving her a vest? Granted, it's stylish and pink and helps accentuate her ample figure (wow, imagine her with a binocular harness) but I am so ...

Eight year olds are just about the right age to really like the adventures of birding. I presented each boy with his possess copy of the Avimor Bird Guide as well as a little baggy of Bird home & Habitat's Treasure Valley Blend of seeds. ...

The concept of flight has always caused wonderment in the human race, as philosophers devised odd flapping contraptions modeled after birds. But how and why did.

I ask when they would take me seriously as a birder and I am told “ it gets serious at about 400”. That is double what I have seen and I have got to 200 because I have seen a lot of the easy common birds. Chastened, I vow to look more. ...

The City Birder. My Red-tailed Hawks and other wildlife observations from around Brooklyn and NYC. Friday, March 12, 2010. Friday's Foto ... Manhattan Birding Spots. Select a Map, Central Park, Inwood Hill Park. Queens Birding Spots ...

Barry Hunt: Cliftonville, Kent, United Kingdom: I'm 44 years of age and have been a keen birder for nearly thirty years in North East Kent. I have recently moved to Cliftonville and I live only five minutes walk from the Foreness area, ...

The Nairn Birder. A regular update on the birding exploits of two enthusiastic birders in Sunny Nairn on the Moray Coast. Welcome to Kate and Seamus' personal blog! Friday, 12 March 2010. Look what can be spotted when you're not bird ...

Welcome to 'The Early Birder' blog. Inspired by other wildlife watchers this is intended to be mainly a record of my wildlife and birding exploits throughout the year but will also include other interests such as garden plants etc. in ...

National Geographic Bird Coloration by Geoffrey E. Hill is the birder's companion to the much more technical two-volume set: Bird Coloration. Birders benefit greatly from understanding the how and why a bird is colored but this ...

The Nairn Birder. A regular update on the birding exploits of two enthusiastic birders in Sunny Nairn on the Moray Coast. Welcome to Kate and Seamus' personal blog! Thursday, 11 March 2010. Bretn Geese are still here! I was wrong! ...

I have been birding since I was a lad and am excited by the prospect of starting every over again in a new land. In the UK I was editor of the Lancaster & District Birdwatching Society annual report for a number of years and served on the ...

It's flowing nicely. Also my mum called me tonight to excitedly tell me that she had just her first line dancing lesson. It was news to me, but hey, good for her! Posted by The Urban Birder at 15:08 ...

Birding on my local patch, the distance covered easily in Killingworth by walking from my front door, will feature prominently in this blog with other local walks. Its amazing what you can arrive across locally. ...

Facebook profile is the most effective way to converse with other birders. Therefore, for better conenctivity between birders it makes sense to collect birding friends. 5000 friends is the roof allowed in Profile.

Back in January when the sage thrasher was hanging out at Salisbury Beach State Reservation a birder suggested bringing bittersweet and winterberry to start a feeding area for it to lure it out and make it easier to look. ...

The City Birder. My Red-tailed Hawks and other wildlife observations from around Brooklyn and NYC. Monday, February 22, 2010 .... Manhattan Birding Spots. Select a Map, Central Park, Inwood Hill Park. Queens Birding Spots ...

I'm not really much a birder -- OK, I'm not a birder at every. And I wouldn't exactly call myself a photographer, either. But as someone who gets out and about on hikes and bicycle rides, I can't help but notice birds, ...

What the editors of Birder's World (and a few of the editors' good friends) find in their field of view when they work on the magazine, look through their binoculars, and consider the world of birds and birdwatching. ...

In this new study, Judit Szabo and fellow researchers address a key limitation of birding species lists - the amount of effort spent by the birder in compiling the list is usually uncontrolled and unknown. ...