As an avid birder, I will say that there is nothing that induces more rage in me than seeing a domestic cat stalking a native … Read More
Action Alert: 50% of Assateague Bayside Point Woods To Be Destroyed by National Park Service
Anyone who has birded the Assateague Island National Seashore knows that it is a fantastic place to bird year round. One of the great spots … Read More
Slowing Down on the Bluebird Trail
This post is brought to you by Neil Paprocki, a Raptor Biology Master’s student at Boise State University and Scientific Director for Wild Lens Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit … Read More
Support Idaho Bird Observatory’s Long-billed Curlew Satellite Tracking Project
In the summer of 2011, Alex and I spent a few months working for Idaho Bird Observatory near Boise, Idaho. We spent a lot of … Read More
Tips for eBirding the PA Migration Count
Each year on the second Saturday of May, Pennsylvania birders hit the forests, lakes and fields to find as many species as they can in … Read More
The American Kestrel story
American Kestrels have experienced some pretty severe declines in parts of their range. This was most recently brought to my attention while reading Clay Sutton’s … Read More
TRULY rare birds
What is the rarest bird you’ve seen? We here at Nemesis Bird would like to know. But first, what do we mean by “rare”? If … Read More
Happy International Vulture Awareness Day!
Vultures play a pivotal role in ecosystems across the world but don’t get the credit they deserve, and are facing major declines in many areas. … Read More
Louisiana barrier islands- shorebird heaven
Thanks to Joe V for sharing this on Facebook. This is some really splendid footage of shorebirds and waders that use the barrier islands off … Read More
Request for Photos of Birds with Bugs
Dr. Doug Tallamy, Professor and Chair of the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, is looking for good photos of … Read More