Por: Portland Press Herald Sports September 24, 2023
Culture wars are prominent in our country. We see books being banned from school libraries. School curricula are designed to avoid or to accentuate controversial events in U.S. history. Confederate statues are being removed. Culture wars spill over into science and nature study, including a current battle going on with bird names. When a new species of any organism is described, the taxonomist assigns the new species to a genus and creates a new... + full article
The New York Times USA Science August 26, 2023
In the world of birding, Peter Kaestner stands alone. No one has seen and identified more birds than Mr. Kaestner, a retired U.S. diplomat who aspires to become the first birder to spot 10,000 of the planet’s roughly 11,000 avian species. With 9,697 on his list so far, he is... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment August 17, 2023
Christian Cooper, who gained fame as the Central Park Birder after a racially charged run-in with a dog walker, joins the L.A. Times Book Club Aug. 16 to discuss his memoir, Better Living Through Birding: Notes From a Black Man in the Natural World. You can watch Cooper in a... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Entertainment April 27, 2023
National Go Birding Day falls on the last Saturday of April, inviting birders of all experience levels to go outside and turn their eyes to the skies. Central Florida is home to myriad avian residents, from petite warblers and woodpeckers to formidable birds of prey. In many... + más
Boston is for the birders. And for the first time, there’s a birding competition downtown. | The Boston Globe
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Portland Press Herald USA Sports April 16, 2023
The Maine Woods Rambler bike festival in Millinocket includes a ferry crossing on Pemadumcook Lake. The Rambler will be held this year on Sept. 24. Courtesy of Bicycle Coalition of Maine Summer and fall in Maine bring a jam-packed schedule of festivals every year celebrating... + más
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The Advocate USA Entertainment February 20, 2023
Research proves what birders likely knew all along. Birding makes people happier. and birdwatching in areas with at least 14 different varieties of birds can improve human well-being. The data shows that the happiest people experience numerous different bird species in their... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Nation January 27, 2023
As you may have noticed, birding’s mainstream popularity has taken flight.People are turning out on excursions , binoculars around their necks and field guides in tow, collectively for . As anyone in the birding community will tell you, a pastime that was once dominated by... + más
Birding: 2022 was notable for rare birds and birding accomplishments | Portland Press Herald
Portland Press Herald USA Sports December 18, 2022
Common loons are the subject of James D. Paruk’s book, “Loon Lessons: Uncommon Encounters with the Great Northern Diver.” Paruk, a professor of biology at St. Joseph’s College in Standish, is one of the leading experts on common loons. Robert F. Bukaty/Associated Press... + más
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