Bird Mountain
Mark BontaBirds and birding in Plummer's Hollow, one of Pennsylvania's birdiest places.
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The Way Januarys Are Supposed To Be
At dawn on the 16th, Black-capped Chickadees are singing ‘fee-bee’ through a gray 13 degrees along the tracks. Common Ravens, tough as always, gamboling, croaking, unheeding of the bitter cold. Rock Pigeons up in swirling flocks about town—...
Novus annum, novus avibus
New Year’s Day is rain and wind, and the first bird on my Plummer’s Hollow 2025 list is a Common Raven. From my balcony perch in downtown Tyrone, facing the river, rail, and interstate, I hear its mournful intonation in the distance at prec...
Shapeshifters
I first came across teosinte back in 1999, while doing doctoral research in Honduras. Previously, I had thought the name referred exclusively to the ancestor of maize, but in the Jurassic cattle pastures of Saguay, Olancho, I found it attac...
On Earth, Peace
La Niña came, as I thought she would, deathly white and terribly cold. Snow squalls have come and gone throughout the month, and high winds, and heavy rains. Sitting here in the pre-dawn Christmas Eve, suffering another season of endlessly ...
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hollow geographer from the center of the earth; valagardo with a passion for birds, cabals, and poison plants. non-artificial intelligence.
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