birding
This week’s challenge for new birders: Try joining a group for an outing, or go birding with at least one new person. Let us know how it goes by commenting here. And if you’re already part of a birding community, tell us about . . .
Tykee James, president of the DC Audubon Society, and Erin Connelly, holding her 10-month-old son, Louis, search in the treetops in Fort Slocum Park in Washington, D.C. Melissa Block/NPR hide caption toggle caption Melissa Block/NPR Tykee James, president of the DC Audubon Society, and Erin Connelly, holding her 10-month-old son, Louis, search in the treetops […]
For Release: Monday, February 27, 2023 New Locations Bring Total Number of Sites Statewide to 332 Trail Provides Birding Opportunities for All New Yorkers, Regardless of Age, Ability, Identity, or Background New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced the addition of seven new locations to the New York State […]
By Paul Cobb The Oakland A’s have finally met their match. Councilmember Noel Gallo is courageously bringing forward two significant pieces of legislation to stop the A’s bullying of the City of Oakland. Gallo convinced his colleagues on the Council to unanimously vote for a public hearing and an independent third-party analysis of the costs, […]
Placeholder while article actions load Cars are whizzing past me as I walk down a major artery in Orlando. Suddenly, they begin to slow and even stop; an ostentation of peacocks is crossing the street, strolling like browsers at a farmers market. It’s not surprising to see peacocks on a busy street. Central Florida is […]
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