Comin’ at ya!

It’s been a big spring for Ospreys in my patch of the Atlantic Coast, with sooo many of these smart, … More

The Cardinal Cha Cha

Neil is a barely-grown male Northern Cardinal—proudly showing his red feathers to attract a mate, but so far, barely bigger … More

No sound lifts my heart quite like the “teakettle, teakettle, teakettle” of a Carolina Wren in in the springtime. They … More

It’s not easy being a lighthouse on America’s East Coast. None but enthusiasts seem to value them anymore. Here on … More

Mid April. High fifties Fahrenheit. Ten mph. Out here on the beach are two parties. One guy with a camera. … More

I missed the Longwood Gardens Tulip Festival, but Bethany Beach — of all places!—has its own dazzling display, right down … More

Our Canada Goose Corps arrives for a month in Spring and by the time 60 degree weather arrives, it’s gone… … More

How dramatically different you can make something look by the simple act of bending your knees! Here’s a tulip bed … More

Here’s a favorite shot from the Canada Goose Mating Dance that I witnessed this spring, published here for the first … More

Don’t get anywhere near whatever it is that Tuffy is eating. He may be “only” a Tufted Titmouse, but you … More