Ross and I like to joke that we could never permanently live in South Florida simply because it would be too dangerous for us —
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Ross and I like to joke that we could never permanently live in South Florida simply because it would be too dangerous for us —
Read moreWhen I left for work last Thursday night, the plan for the upcoming weekend was to spend time birding around the Florida Keys, first going
Read moreRoss is notoriously paranoid (or at least i think he is, he’d disagree). Sometimes his overprotective and extremely cautious methods can be annoying, but he’s
Read moreWe called it “express birding” as we recorded a number of eBird checklists of birds of marshes while driving by them. A Brown Pelican here,
Read moreMuch of this blog is written in real time, even if there’s a significant delay in uploading to our website. I like to take notes
Read moreThis road, with steep walls of green forest on either side, is a well-known birding location boasting 291 species for the eBird Hotspot list (the
Read moreFor as much birding as Ross and I have done, we’ve gone on very few pelagics together, all of which have been self-coordinated with locals
Read moreBlue-capped Hummingbird holds a very special distinction. Blue-capped Hummingbird was the very first bird that Ross learned about that is known as a “range-restricted endemic.”
Read moreIt is hot and dry in southern Mexico, and a lovely place to visit if you love tacos, blue skies, and speed bumps, which are
Read moreI think any time one visits a new place, they leave as a new, likely improved, version of themselves. At the very least changed in
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