I just returned from leading a photo tour to Ecuador in South America. For 10 days we trekked through cloud forests with trees covered in mosses, lichens and bromeliads that towered over 100 feet tall.
You usually smell a skunk long before you see one. One moment the night air is soft and quiet; the next, it carries that unmistakable odor.
Most people don’t like it, but I slow
I check Birdcast.org most mornings to see the migration that took place overnight, and I’m always astounded by the sheer number of birds passing over while we sleep. Many follow well-established pathways called flyways, and
On a warm September afternoon, I stood at the edge of a cattail marsh on my property watching the sky. At first it looked empty. Then a large dragonfly swept past at eye level, followed
Long before I saw the bird, I heard it.
A hard, dry rattle echoed down the shoreline, like someone shaking a metal can filled with pebbles. Then I spotted a large bird, slightly bigger
Most birds nest in spring or early summer, but some remain busy raising young well into late summer. American goldfinches are a familiar example, timing their nesting to coincide with an abundance of the small
There are some birds that seem almost too improbable to be real.
The American white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) is one of them. With a wingspan stretching nearly 9 feet and a bill that’s absurdly
While leading a photo workshop this year, my small group of photographers saw a flock of interesting birds. We had more than 300 individual birds swooping and diving all around us. I instantly recognized them
Did you know the most common and largest family of birds in the world is found right here in North and South America? The crazy part is, you most likely have never heard of these
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