While birding through the wooded foothills we found this Canada Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) west of Cochrane, Alberta,. It is known for its soft gray plumage and friendly demeanor. This intelligent bird is a year-round resident of Canada’s boreal and subalpine forests. Once officially called the Gray Jay, it regained its historic name—Canada Jay—in 2018. This…
In the windswept grasslands of Willow Creek, Alberta, a quiet fence was the stage a Sharp-tailed Grouse. Perched confidently atop the weathered wood sat the game bird, its subtly barred plumage glowing in the morning light. We were lucky—this wasn’t a random find. 10000 Bird Tours had arranged a day in the field with the…
When birding the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Shaver Lake and its surroundings offer exceptional birding opportunities. Birding the Sierra Nevada Range is a must-do experience; whether you’re a seasoned birder or just starting, the diverse habitats in this region promise exciting sightings year-round. Traveling along Highway 168, birders can find everything from tranquil lakeshores to towering…
The Intro ​Panama is a beautiful country with a multitude of interesting sights to take in during a visit there, with birding being one of their specialties. The country is about the same land area as West Virginia who has just over 300 species of birds that live or visit there. Panama is home to…
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