TOS Bulletin
TOS Bulletin is out. Here’s the contents. Birds of Victoria and Egg collecting in Texas look especially interesting.

TOS Bulletin is out. Here’s the contents. Birds of Victoria and Egg collecting in Texas look especially interesting.

I thought this exchange in the Shorebird class might be of interest to B3. First Lance’s question, then my response. From Lance Felber (2020 Shorebird student) I noticed while looking at Least Sandpiper in a couple of different guides a fairly large discrepancy in lengths listed. So I looked at Least, Semi, and Western in…
I hope to catch this. UPDATE: here’s the recording of this presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L58G8C7YAFs This Monday, June 28th, at 7-8ish pm, on ZOOM: A Tribute to a Texas Naturalist: Greg Lasley (1949-2021), presented by Dr. Chuck Sexton, retired wildlife biologist, birder, iNaturalist, and lecturer. “A Tribute to a Texas Naturalist: Greg Lasley (1949 – 2021) The…
Here’s a nice talk on a subject we discussed in the B3 class a few years ago — Beauty in evolution! Hot Science Website
700 Pounds of Acorns
Seek and ye shall find! Irruption Alert: Evening Grosbeaks are moving in largest numbers in 20+ years
It’s time for finch forecast. Sometimes they make it to Texas. Winter Finch Forecast – FINCH RESEARCH NETWORK