During the early spring, I had the pleasure of viewing not one, but two male yellow-rumped warblers at my feeders. Although yellow-rumped warblers mainly consume insects and berries, these birds will often visit bird feeders. This type of behavior primarily occurs due to the limited availability of these food sources during the early spring. I […]
The American Woodcock: Facts, Identification, Photographs and Videos
Every spring, I look forward to the arrival of the American woodcock here in Maine. I can usually expect to witness the arrival of this fascinating bird during the last week of March or the first weeks of April. My first experience of learning about the American woodcock took place in an animal behavior class […]
Getting to Know Landscape & Travel Photographer and Adobe Certified Expert David Marx
Today’s interview comes from the great state of Montana. After receiving an education in photography, landscape and travel photographer, David Marx turned his passion for learning into a successful teaching career. David’s photographic journey has led him on the path to offering in-depth training for photographers of all skill levels. I’m excited to share, not […]
An Interview with Photographer Louise Morris
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Louise Morris, an extraordinarily talented photographer who resides in the Midlands, located in the UK. With her love of spending time outdoors with her camera, Louise finds inspiration for her work with careful observations of nature and wildlife. Through Louise’s point of view, she allows us to gain […]
Attending the Annual Western Maine Audubon Warbler Walk in West Farmington, Maine
All of the rain we have been experiencing this spring sure has been for the birds! In keeping up with the spring season, we decided to attend this year’s annual warbler walk sponsored by the Western Maine Audubon chapter. While living in Connecticut, I had gone on a bird walk given by the Audubon Society. […]
Visiting the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, Also Known as the Mt. Charleston in Clark County, Nevada
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. This area is better known to locals as the Mount Charleston Wilderness Area and located thirty-five miles northwest of downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. In forty-five minutes, visitors can escape to the mountains and enjoy cooler weather and panoramic views that provide a […]
Identifying the Pine Warbler
For the past three years, I have had a pine warbler (Setophaga pinus) show up at the feeders at the end of April, almost to the day. At first glance, these birds can be mistaken for American goldfinches (Spinus tristis) or other types of warblers. This pine warbler is a male and will only stay […]
Some Information and a Few Interesting Facts About the Mourning Dove
One of my earliest memories of hearing bird sounds is my recollection of the hauntingly familiar song of the mourning dove (Zenaida macroura). As a child, I grew up riding my bike around the streets of White Plains, New York and I often remember seeing these birds at the park and perching on telephone wires. […]
Touring the Grounds of the Rampart Casino at J.W. Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa
You may have been wondering where I have been…or not. I recently took a trip out to Las Vegas, Nevada for business, with a small amount of pleasure mixed in as well. I stayed at the Suncoast and Casino located on Alta Drive. From Suncoast, you can take in the breathtaking views of the mountains, […]
An Interview with Nature Enthusiast & Amateur Wildlife Photographer Mark Evans
After taking a break from photography, aspiring photographer Mark Evans has rediscovered his hobby for capturing stunning images of British wildlife. Mark resides in Stottesdon, a small rural village in south Shropshire, England and finds inspiration for his work with the array of nature that Great Britain provides. Through his careful observations of wildlife and […]
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