I and the Bird #101 is now online at Living the Scientific Life.
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This seems like a great idea. An abandoned railroad trestle across the Hudson River is going to become a hiker-biker trail . When it opens o...
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Photo credit: Jakob Vinther/Yale University A study announced this week determined that some ancient birds had iridescent black feathers , m... -
Yesterday the DC Council unanimously approved a 5¢ tax on disposable shopping bags distributed at grocery stores and pharmacies. This was a...
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A DNA study suggests that Kentish Plovers and Snowy Plovers, currently counted as populations of the same species ( Charadrius alexandrinus ... -
The box shown above is one of several such purple boxes hung from trees around Hacklebarney State Park, near Chester, New Jersey. The boxes ... -
'I'iwi / Photo by Kaleomokuokanalu This week the US Fish and Wildlife Service published its first revision of the List of Migratory... -
Last Wednesday I went with Patrick to Moth Night at East Brunswick's Butterfly Park . The event was well attended, with a core set of m... -
More Giant Crane Flies , this time two mating. Photo taken at the Griggstown Grasslands Preserve. -
As I have posted before, about 20,000 gallons of oil lingers in the beaches of Prince William Sound in Alaska. It is left over from the Exx...
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The Coast Guard and BP are attempting to stop the leak that resulted from last week's drilling rig explosion. As of last night, their ef...
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