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5:40 a.m. with mask ready! 7:15 a.m. with mask ready! 11:00 a.m. with mask ready! 3:00 p.m. with no mask. Oops! Hi, all. I sure hope you have been able […]

Accessible Birding Austin (revised 5/12/20) I refer you to the below list with all kinds of caveats. Please note, these sites are not OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED AS ADA SITES! I have

Greetings, all. I hope you and yours are safe and well and managing some measure of sanity in this challenging time.I wanted to add some info to my last post

Good afternoon, 2020 spring birders. In the midst of this strange and difficult spring, with suffering and trauma and chaos continuously in the foreground, I was recently reminded that inspiration

Hi, all. I, like everyone, am worried. I feel certain that if I stay home and avoid interaction, I will be fine. And, I have done that, mostly. But, I

Greetings March birders! Travis Audubon has its annual Birdathon each April. This year Terry Banks and Celeste Treadway and I decided to lead a Birdathon trip to Caddo Lake State

Hello birders in the time of coronavirus. Sadly, we have to cancel our Saturday walk at Richard Moya. I birded today at a new park, Mills Pond in Wells Branch,

Saturday, March 21 Richard Moya Park 8:00-10:00 am Hi, all. I hope you are ready for some good spring birding. Richard Moya is a wonderfully accessible park with great parking,

Happy February! Many of you have asked for the attached handout I created to help anyone assess a birding site for accessibility. Remember, I list these nine characteristics based on

Hello February birders! As you can see, we are a bit bundled up here at Walnut Creek Metro Park, but the rain held off and we saw some birds. This