
The adventures of a third-generation birder trying to re-native his yard and track down the American Pipits who murdered his favorite uncle.
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All we have that can keep us going is the hope that people, when they are united and working together, can actually change things for the better, and that has happened here.
The second thing that gives me hope, honestly, is just the number...
A Note on Nomenclature
Curiosity is a funny thing. When my wife Alex and I moved our family from central Michigan to western Pennsylvania in the fall of 2022, I was of course keen to get familiar with the local birding scene. Birding paint...
I so clearly remember my first Dark-eyed Junco, my first White-breasted Nuthatch, my first Carolina Wren. Those birds were like thunderbolts.
—Ted Floyd
On the evening of May 12, while spring migration was in full swing, I was maki...
Joy, Heartbreak, More Joy, and Death
Welcome, paid subscribers, and happy almost summer! I hope you had an exhilarating spring filled with birds traveling north toward their breeding grounds. Now that migration has wrapped up, it’s time to...
I remember the chill I felt when I encountered this entry in Birds of North America, the first field guide I owned, sometime in 1993.
May be extinct sounded grim, but not final. Was there a chance Bachman’s Warblers could still be out the...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a third-generation birder trying to re-native my western-PA yard. Life list of 579 species (latest: Upland Sandpiper). American Pipits murdered my favorite uncle.
Field biologist, boyish adventurer, fledgling geezer. I write about the natural world and the human condition.
I am a nature-based wellness specialist, professional birding guide, award-winning author, podcaster, and lecturer providing nature-based wellness, Mindful Birding, and Forest Therapy programming for people of all ages.
NYC journalist and author of Bird City: Adventures in New York's Urban Wilds (Algonquin), out November 2025.
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