Image: Screenshot of PopSci.com (Cardinal photo by Bruce Jastrow/Unsplash) A spot of good news: I’ve got a new story–a how to guide for beginning birders! It was published by Popular Science as How to start birding in any U.S. city. Thanks to DIY editors John Kennedy and Sandra Gutierrez. Let me know what you think […]
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EXPLORE BIRDS, April 13, 2019, ©Olivo Courtesy of NYU Photo Bureau Spring has arrived in NYC. The EXPLORE BIRDS collection is heading outdoors. The first stop for the collection was Spring Into Action! Day hosted by New York University Faculty Housing in the Sasaki Garden. EXPLORE BIRDS, April 13, 2019, ©Olivo Courtesy of NYU Photo […]
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Famous birdwatchers are the subject and authors of books. I am not a famous birdwatcher but I do have a story about the presence of birds in my life and my active noticing of them especially in recent years. Image: Birding in Sara D. Roosevelt Park, EXPLORE BIRDS, c/o the Uni Project Early Childhood in […]
My first print article for Audubon Magazine is the Winter 2018 issue! The piece feature three community science projects in which feeder birders can participate. The article is part of the Field Guide: Birding section.
American Robin from The Crossley ID Guide: Eastern Birds by Princetonnature via Wikimedia Commons I wrote my first web byline for Audubon Magazine! My assignment was to review eBird’s newest feature, Explore Species. On a clear, cold October morning, for the first time in my birding life, I watched hundreds of American Robins migrate in […]
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