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Bee-Buzz Haiku

12:09 PM Unknown Labels: bird photography, birding in West Virginia, blue-winged warbler, digiscoping, haiku

Your wings are not blue While others sing more sweetly You just say "Beee-buzzzz!" * adult male blue-winged warbler digiscoped at ...

The Big Question about the Chukar

10:12 AM Unknown Labels: birding in Utah, chukar, digiscoping

How many cars could a chukar chuck if a chukar could chuck cars?

Birding in Papua New Guinea: Ribbon-tailed Astrapia

11:18 AM Unknown Labels: birding in Papua New Guinea, digiscoping, ribbon-tailed astrapia

Let's go back to Papua New Guinea for a post or two, shall we? In the afternoon of our first full day afield, the weather waffled betwee...

King of Saxony Bird-of-Paradise!

1:37 PM Unknown Labels: amazing birds, birding in Papua New Guinea, digiscoping, digital photography, King of Saxony bird-of-paradise, King Sexy

Male King of Saxony bird-of-paradise displaying. We left things hanging earlier this week when I described getting my first look at a King o...

Life Mammal at Long Range

12:55 PM Unknown Labels: birding in Montana, digiscoping, life mammals, mountain bluebirds, mountain goats, Yellowstone National Park

After a delightful week in North Dakota at The Potholes and Prairie Birding Festival (yes, you should go), the family and I headed west int...

Making it Up As We Go

10:16 AM Unknown Labels: birding in North Dakota, DeWald Slough, digiscoping, piping plover, Potholes and Prairie Birding Festival, very birdy places

Male yellow-headed blackbird. Sometimes you act on a hunch and it pays off. On the night before the final field trip of the Potholes & P...

Pileated Nest Part Two

9:36 AM Unknown Labels: birds of Indigo Hill, cavity-nesting birds, digiscoping, nesting birds, pileated woodpecker, pileated woodpecker nest

Check out the swirling feathers of the female pileated woodepcker's crest!. On the afternoon of May 15 I went back out to check on the p...

Birding in Guyana Part 6: Down from Turtle Mountain

4:25 PM Unknown Labels: Birding in Guyana, birding in South America, coconut rum drinks, digiscoping, Iwokrama, proper footwear, Turtle Mountain

Red-and-green macaw. This post is a continuation of Part 5: Trekking Up Turtle Mountain . Walking back down from Turtle Mountain, one might ...

Birding in Guyana Part 5: Trekking up Turtle Mountain

5:40 AM Unknown Labels: Birding in Guyana, birding in South America, birding in the tropics, digiscoping, Ohio Ornithological Society, Turtle Mountain

Pied lapwings look like killdeer in KISS makeup. On our third day in Guyana, after a very warm night's sleep in our cabins at Iwokrama ...