Science and Perspective

Perhaps you have noticed some birds with long beaks in the Bahamas recently. Perhaps you have asked me why they are invading and who brought them in to the Bahamas. the short answer "They are Glossy and White Ibises and... Continue Reading →

We are still reeling. I slept between 2:30 and 5:30 this morning. There is another storm on its way. Most of my friends and family are alive. Noone is unchanged or unchallenged by today's reality after #HurricaneDorian. The #ClimateScience says,... Continue Reading →

Today I am riding a very thin line Looking down on both sidesOn the one hand wading through death and destruction, picking up the pieces and when I find a good clean piece of the world I knew, I put... Continue Reading →

We fear these types of tragedy and what will happen to us. This is always something that happens to someone else. What if we always do our best to help someone else when they need it? Would that alleviate our... Continue Reading →

Guess what? This is not our last hurricane. I hate to say it but we are not ready. Here are some ideas to get us ready. 1: a permanent interest bearing disaster relief fund we should maintain it at about... Continue Reading →

If you go birdwatching at all, you probably now about the amazing migrations birds make. tiny little birds some only a few grams in weight fly from as far north as canada down to the BAhamas or further every year.... Continue Reading →

To have accurate records of a bird available for science, you need a few things. The bird has to be there. It must be in a position or behaving in a way that allows it to be detected, There must... Continue Reading →