
Duck Life – The Ubiquitous Mallard
Why Mallards? A common duck that can be seen in vast numbers all over the world. It isn’t difficult to photograph. […]
the wild life
Why Mallards? A common duck that can be seen in vast numbers all over the world. It isn’t difficult to photograph. […]
A high voltage buzz crackled through the air as two diminutive fays sizzled on the wing, like demented dragons, just […]
It was well before first light when I set off for an early morning walk along Panama City’s birding Mecca, […]
Growing up in the south of Essex in England, a car journey wasn’t complete without spotting an European Kestrel hovering above […]
Sunrise was greeted by a low growl that reverberated through the trees on the Panamanian island of Muertos. The throaty howl […]
I arrived at the lake at Cape May lighthouse before sunrise. The temperature was well below freezing and the glass […]
I grew up in the United Kingdom. We don’t have many chances to engage with mammals in the wild there. […]
My skin wore the morning air like a warm, damp cloak, as I stood squelched into the trail mud of […]
The Mute Swan represents the essence of elegance and serenity. From Tchaikovsky’s master piece ballet ‘Swan Lake’ to Hans Christian […]
I picked my way through the soupy jungle air, flinching at the tinnitus whine of mosquitos. A guide from the […]
I had booked a trip to Panama, for what would be my first visit to Central America. Panama is blessed […]
The soft rays of April sun release the Northern United States from winter’s bite. It is now that we see […]
A trip to Panama City would not be complete without a visit to her iconic canal. I grabbed the opportunity […]
Three Years ago today I launched IncidentalNaturalist.com with a post about my encounter with Hummingbirds in San Francisco. Today I […]
The bow of the boat cut through the warm waters of Australia’s Hervey Bay. The cool air, heavy with salt […]
Most kids on my street had pet dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters and a host of other furry friends. My pets […]