Visit the Antarctica through the photos and stories of Kevin and Rachel Fox as they write about their epic journey online!

Gary Prescott, a 53 year old teacher from Bromsgrove, Worecstershire will be spending the entire year birdwatching all over the United Kingdom. His mode of travel? Bicycle!

Dennis Davenport, known as guitarman4 on Flickr, added some fascinating photos of a Downy Woodpecker to the Burdr Flickr group this week. The bird appears to have some sort of frog riding on its back!

The Hakodate Birding blog has a huge two part blog post featuring some favorite photos from 2009.

See Dan Waltz create a water color painting of a male Pileated Woodpecker in his latest blog post.

On the “Rural Chatter” blog, Beverly posted some lovely photos of the birds in her backyard. My favorite is this little “snow angel”.

With a little help from The Zen Birdfeeder, learn how to make a few homemade treats for your backyard birds.

Here are the sights and sounds of an IBRRC bird hospital during the rescue of hundreds of birds from a harmful algal bloom in the Pacific Northwest.

See some gorgeous shots of Mandarin Ducks by Fraser Simpson at his site called Fraser’s Birding Blog.

Since 2001, Operation Migration has been reintroducing endangered Whooping Cranes into North America.

Many of you have asked about the Burdr Twitter icon photo. Who’s in it? What kind of duck? When was it taken? Well, here’s the story!

The Burdr Flickr group is an excellent place to see beautiful photos of birds, but there are many other wonderful places online. India Nature Watch being one of them.

I really enjoy learning about birding in different places through the first hand accounts of other burdrs. Jonathan takes us on a tour of some of the birds you may see in the Everglades.

Sometimes the best things don’t have to be brand new. I really like what Bird Girl did. She placed a snag in her garden.