Why Am I Failing All ID Questions?
Within the past few days I’ve been struck with the realization that I’m *gasp* getting some identifications wrong, some of which are supposed to be routine for me, after a
Wildlife Photographer & Writer
Within the past few days I’ve been struck with the realization that I’m *gasp* getting some identifications wrong, some of which are supposed to be routine for me, after a
We had eyes on Lake Nakuru long before we physically presented ourselves there, eyeing it from the journey into the (gorgeous) town of Nakuru, as well as from our lofty
I originally intended to do one of these every few days, keeping everyone up to date with a pseudo-realistic walk-through of our safari, but days turned into weeks, and I
We deliberately arrived in Nairobi a couple days before the scheduled commencement of the safari itself, as there was the mutual understanding that once the birding begins, it begins. All
I owe everyone a bit of an explanation. One day I ended up on the other side of the world without warning, checking in at various airportsĀ to ultimately end up
I remember my first experience with a White-tailed Sabrewing deep in the rainforest that is Main Ridge – a large, confident hummingbird that suddenly materialized out of the deep greens
Whether we believe in the concept of time or not, it is forced upon us in the form of a great rush and hullabaloo with the eventual restart/rebirth command for
For any of you who know me personally, if I’m describing something as the best birding of my life, either I mean the exact opposite or it is exactly that.
For fear of sounding like a stuck record – actually, who am I kidding? I love the bush and all the creatures that come with it and I’ll never stop
Last weekend I paid a visit to a special wetland in south Trinidad, and when I say special I mean personally speaking; not only is it just about twenty minutes’