I am thrilled and humbled whenever I am able to provide some insight to concerned neighbors who want to do […]
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My friend Karl, whom some of you may know by his Twitter handle @TheIneptBirder, posted this humorous graphic the other
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I remember in years past, I would occasionally pack up the car on the pleasant spring or summer day and
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“Awesome!” That was my nephew’s expert opinion after seeing the latest superhero movie. “They had such weird superpowers that they
The ancient Greeks learned about birds from close observation. They noticed, for example, that during summer countless swallows could be
This past January, Editor Dawn Hewitt was invited to speak on the legacy of Bird Watcher’s Digest at the Space Coast Birding
One of my favorite perks of my job is that I get a fairly steady stream of texts, emails, and
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