
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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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...
I bird to bird, not for my eBird list.
—Holly Merker
Generous. That’s the word I think best describes my latest Ten Birding Questions guest, southeastern Pennsylvania-based birder Holly Merker. Generous with her time, generous with...
When the American Ornithological Society announced in late 2023 that there would be sweeping changes to honorific bird names (birds named after people), boy was there much ado. Not surprising. The AOS wasn’t just going to change the common...
Local lore. My birding patch is full of it. The valley directly behind our house features a section of Pine Creek, an active railroad line, and one of the oldest roads in the Pittsburgh suburb of Hampton Township. I began exploring the area...
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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 578 species (latest: Harris's Sparrow). 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.
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