Articles by Andrew
Kootenay Nature Photos uploaded a short but fantastic video of a male Pileated Woodpecker calling while excavating his nest.
Last June Charles Belgard, 21 years old, drove a Jeep about 70 mph through 10 flocks of seabirds on the Long Beach Peninsula in Washington. This week he was delivered his sentence.
The Snow Geese were so close I could feel the wind from their wings as they flew over!
Retired police officer Bill Angus made a bird feeder/house that looks suspiciously like a traffic camera. Not only does it feed the birds, but it gets people to slow down and observe the speed limit!
While visiting the Port Susan Snow Goose and Birding Festival in Washington, we discovered where the Snow Geese were hanging out.
The documentary Arctic Cliffhangers recently won Best Wildlife Film at the 2010 San Francisco Ocean Film Festival. Biologist and filmmaker Steve Smith explores the relationship between seabirds, humans and a changing Arctic climate.
In this week’s Flickr Roundup you’ll find Dirty Birds, Punks, Death Angels, Protective Moms, Mad Bluebirds and more!
This week Flickr user mattlev12 posted a fantastic image to the Burdr Flick group of a male House Finch and Purple Finch side by side.
I know this commercial is a bit old, but whenever I come across it I end up watching the whole thing all over again!
Today I purchased my Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Recreational Use Permit so I can go birding this coming weekend.
Hoover, a sixteen day old orphaned Bald Eagle chick, finds a new home!
Farmers and birds, living together! Wildlife friendly farming has helped one of Britain’s most threatened songbirds to bounce back from the brink of extinction.
I frequently receive links to videos of enormous flocks of birds, but it’s not that often I come across one where the birds are close to the ground and near the water!
