Day 140: Gold and Black May 21, 2015 — Two summertime Texans in the hill country. Birding Without Borders
Santa Barbara Oil Spill Hits the Coast May 21, 2015 — The tens of thousands of gallons of crude leaked into the Pacific could be devastating to the ecosystem and surrounding wildlife. Seas & Shores
A Steppe Up for the Greater Sage-Grouse May 21, 2015 — A new PBS documentary explores the habitat that is vital for the survival of an iconic western bird. Culture
Gone Silent May 20, 2015 — A writer and birder reflects on the quiet moments spent outside with his autistic daughter. News
Tracking Birds’ Migration Paths, Online May 20, 2015 — H is for Hawk author Helen McDonald writes about our relatively newfound ability to track animals’ migrations. Here’s how you can follow along. Birds in the News
Day 138: Heading Home May 20, 2015 — Noah departs Latin America for two weeks in the U.S. Birding Without Borders
Day 136: Halfway There! May 19, 2015 — The milestone at the end of a Mexican superhighway. Birding Without Borders
Day 137: The Imperial Woodpecker’s Old Stomping Grounds May 19, 2015 — Noah changes plans based on some birding news, and ends up checking some unique species off the list. Birding Without Borders
Poop, There It Is May 19, 2015 — The heat from Gentoo Penguin guano may melt snow and ice cover enough to give the birds early access to nesting sites. Science
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