If you’re like me, you’ve waited to the last minute to even think of buying Christmas gifts because you just haven’t found the time. Between … Read More
2017 Holiday Gift Ideas for Birders and Nature Lovers
It’s that time of year again, when everyone realizes Christmas is just a few weeks away, and they haven’t bought a gift for the hardest … Read More
Upcoming bird books you don’t want to miss
There are many great bird books and field guides that were recently released, or are still going to be released this year. Check out our … Read More
Guest Review: Birding for the Curious
We are excited to post this review by Brooke McDonald, an avid reader of Nemesis Bird (or maybe not, but we like the sound of … Read More
eBook Review: The World’s Rarest Birds
The World’s Rarest Birds by Erik Hirschfeld, Andy Swash, and Robert Still; published by Princeton University Press (April 2013). The World’s Rarest Birds began as an … Read More
Review: Ten Thousand Birds – Ornithology Since Darwin
There is nothing quite like going back to your roots. As avian enthusiasts, we have so much wonderful information available to us about birds that … Read More
Review: The Warbler Guide
The Warbler Guide Tom Stephenson & Scott Whittle 560 pp. | 6 x 8 1/2 | 1,000+ color illus. 50 maps Princeton University Press | … Read More
Preview of The Warbler Guide
One of my most anticipated releases of the summer is The Warbler Guide by Tom Stephenson & Scott Whittle. It has been a long time … Read More
Review: Common Mosses of the Northeast and Appalachians
As I sit at my desk on a very rainy Syracuse morning, I’m beginning to feel excited – and impatient – about spring migration. It … Read More
Review – The Crossley ID Guide: Raptors
By now I am sure most birders have seen the Crossley ID Guide: Eastern Birds, with its unique plates loaded with color photographs of birds … Read More