I’m finally getting around to writing about these wonderful days I had watching migrants pass through my yard in West Chester, Chester Co., PA. on May 16-17, 2017. After 4-5 days of steady cool temperatures and NW winds, a change to clear skies, mild temperatures and winds shifting to SW overnight seemed to open the […]Read Post ›
On November 7, 2017, young birders Daniel and Jonathan Irons found a Gray Kingbird on their parent’s Big Water Farm in Queen Anne’s Co., MD. These two young men kept daily tabs on the kingbird and filed daily eBird Checklists for all to see. To the delight of many birders, the Gray Kingbird settled into […]Read Post ›
If you started birding in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s like I did, the name Corn Crake conjured up a very mysterious and almost mythological image of a small rail that surely would never be seen in North America by any of us. Some of my mentors who had been birding since the early […]Read Post ›
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