Had a fabulous hike at Soldiers Delight on Sunday morning–cool, crisp, sunny day and the birdlife was as glamorous as one could hope for, outside of a cruise to the… Read more »
Now that the calendar has turned from May to June, we have truly entered the breeding season for most Maryland birds–and most wildlife, in general. Depending on how far they… Read more »
In last week’s blog, I focused on the havoc that just a handful of invasive species have wreaked on the native biodiversity of the Mid-Atlantic states, particularly in the Chesapeake… Read more »
Most of us Nature Geeks, certainly anyone who grew up watching Marlin Perkins (Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom) or Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) or, more recently, Jeff Corwin, know that the… Read more »
Last Saturday, an unusually brisk spring day, an old friend and I quenched our corona-quarantine craving for the outdoors by hiking several miles of the Gunpowder South Trail, between the… Read more »
As noted in our last blog, an enormous number of wild birds die each year from collisions with glass windows. Researchers currently estimate that between 300 million and a shocking… Read more »
Don’t know how many of you have perused cornell’s BirdCast website recently, but they had a very disturbing video on there last week. Seems that a confluence of several unfortunate… Read more »
Heads up! Right now we are entering THE BEST week of the entire year to witness the glorious diversity of songbirds that move through the Mid-Atlantic! Spring migration in this… Read more »
Well, this one’s in the books. FINIS. it’s a wrap. As of this morning, the 2020 city nature challenge is official, and the results have been fascinating . . .… Read more »
May Day! May Day! So, even though the past month has been cooler than usual, cloudier than usual, and really hasn’t felt any different than March, look around and you’ll… Read more »
