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Inquisitive Chip This year has been somewhat different than the past two or three as far as bird populations are...
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Titmouse Delight Right now we have quite a few birds here that are only around during the winter. Some others...
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Alighting in the Light If you have read much of this blog, you probably know that I really love the...
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Times of Tranquility Great blue herons (Ardea herodias) are tall, majestic wading birds that are pretty common around water in...
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Hazy Half Moon The first half moon of 2026 turned out to be pretty delightful. I happened to catch it...
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Pair of Butter Butts One of Florida’s common snow birds are the yellow rumped warblers (Setophaga coronata), sometimes affectionately called...
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Confidence It won’t be long before the breeding season is fully underway for birds in Florida. There have been signs...
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Nut Job Acorns, which are the fruit (or nut) of the live oak tree, are highly edible and lots of...
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Can You Lead a Vulture to Water A lot of people don’t care for turkey vultures (Coragyps atratus). I recently...
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Hidden in the Thicket Yesterday, as I sat in my camp chair sipping a mug of hot coffee and reflecting...
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