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I know things have been quiet on the Big Year front. For the past few months, I’ve taken an unintentionally intentional step back from birding and from writing. This isn’t the time nor the place to dive into the details, but in that distance, I’ve been rolling
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Summer is fast approaching, and the bird count is grinding down with just two new birds for the year in May. One of them (the Starling) is not actually native to the US. From the Cornell Lab: All the European Starlings in North America descended from 100 birds set loose
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Towards the end of the month I managed to get out and about a bit more and caught a handful of new birds for the year. I have a trip planned to South Georiga for the first couple of days of March, so I’m hoping the list expands! The
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I’d mentioned previously that I’m going to start my big year a bit early—December 28th, to be exact. See, I’m going to be on Jekyll Island through the new year, and it’s just too birdful of a place to NOT start. So what makes Jekyll
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This is my personal Big Year. Again. I’m on the hunt again, and I’m using this blog as a way to keep me honest and to check in on a regular basis.