bird logs
The Hidden Hierarchy of the Ordinary
Behind the familiar routine of your bird feeder lies a subtle web of high-stakes neighborhood drama. From the strategic population math of city parks to the secret betrayals happening in the pine trees, our most common backyard regulars are hiding a deeply complex social hierarchy right under our noses.
The Hidden Hierarchy of the Ordinary
Behind the familiar routine of your bird feeder lies a subtle web of high-stakes neighborhood drama. From the strategic population math of city parks to the secret betrayals happening in the pine trees, our most common backyard regulars are hiding a deeply complex social hierarchy right under our noses.
The Geometry of Air and Glass: How Birds Design...
From the mathematical precision of a flock in flight to city bowerbirds styling their nests with stolen glass, birds bring a level of structural intention to their world that looks a lot like an artist working in a studio.
The Geometry of Air and Glass: How Birds Design Their World
From the mathematical precision of a flock in flight to city bowerbirds styling their nests with stolen glass, birds bring a level of structural intention to their world that looks a lot like an artist working in a studio.
The Ghost in the Drawer and the Warning on the ...
Two wildly different encounters with avian authority: an Ice Age mystery cracked wide open by a single forgotten bone in Taiwan, and a modern Wisconsin boardwalk currently being ruled by a tiny, fierce nesting tenant.
The Ghost in the Drawer and the Warning on the Wind
Two wildly different encounters with avian authority: an Ice Age mystery cracked wide open by a single forgotten bone in Taiwan, and a modern Wisconsin boardwalk currently being ruled by a tiny, fierce nesting tenant.
When the Field Notes Get Weird
It turns out the skies are far less predictable than the maps suggest. These notes follow a couple of rare deviations from the usual routine: a tropical coastal bird wandering through the Midwest, and a legendary jungle monster unmasked by science.
When the Field Notes Get Weird
It turns out the skies are far less predictable than the maps suggest. These notes follow a couple of rare deviations from the usual routine: a tropical coastal bird wandering through the Midwest, and a legendary jungle monster unmasked by science.
