I birded around Cache County with Craig Faulhaber today. We started up Deep Canyon in the Wellsville range. Craig Fosdick had seen several N...

You're right, those aren't birds. They're Northern Leopard Frogs, and if I don't end up making it to 236 species in Cache C...

This week is approaching the peak of migration for Rufous Hummingbirds, so yesterday I did a feeder stakeout at the hummingbird feeders at ...

I just got back from a little over a week in Seattle visiting friends and family. The visit was great and I wish I could've stayed much ...

Today Craig Faulhaber (above) and I hiked from Tony Grove to White Pine Lake. Again, I was in search of some of the many high-mountain birds...

Today I birded the Logan City Polishing Ponds, part of the wastewater treatment facility, in search of early shorebird migrants. I didn'...

As my list of birds seen gets longer, it gets predictably harder to add new species to the list. However, there is one habitat type that I h...

Last night I went owling up Green Canyon with Stephanie Cobbold and Craig Fosdick. We were mostly hoping to hear Common Poorwills and Flammu...

It seems like making a birding goal sometimes takes the relaxation out of the hobby - it is even a little stressful to think about the birds...

I finally made it to 200 birds today! After taking care of some errands this morning, I took a trip out to Steel Canyon in NW Cache County, ...