The Hudson’s Brant
New York City needs little introduction. A throbbing metropolis and concrete jungle where, as they say, if you can make it here, […]
Pink Gold – The Roseate Spoonbill
The sprawling wetlands of Florida form North America’s premier habitat for egret, heron and ibis. Large bodies of shallow and […]
The Skydiving Brown Pelican
Like The Osprey, the Brown pelican was pushed to the verge of extinction by the extensive use of pesticides, which found […]
Gopher Tortoise
The Gopher tortoise gets its name from its ability to dig, and live in large, deep burrows. This ability to […]
Florida Ospreys
The widespread use of DDT based pesticides decimated the osprey population in the US, and globally between 1950 and 1975. […]
San Francisco; Hummingbirds in the city
New York City had been held firmly in the grip of what appeared to be the start of a new […]
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