Iggy Wickles February 18, 2022 RichardLeave a comment Western kingbird. Everyone keeps telling Iggy that his band will never make it. He ain't listenin'.
Wakefield, the Northern Wind February 15, 2022February 15, 2022 Richard1 Comment Bald eagle. When calmness found the edges of the Earth and the ocean laid still, Wakefield woke the waves.
Randy Reynolds February 14, 2022February 14, 2022 RichardLeave a comment Snowy egret. Randy kept telling everyone that it was only a matter of time before mullets came back in style.
Molly “Roomba” Barrick February 3, 2022 RichardLeave a comment Black mouthed cur. Living her best life in the land of perpetual sunshine.
Johanna Jones February 2, 2022 Richard2 Comments Great kiskadee. Johanna discovered the ancient artifact in the last place any of her people would think to look. The ground.
Whatabirder February 1, 2022January 30, 2022 RichardLeave a comment Plague of grackles. The burgers are really that good.
Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge January 31, 2022 RichardLeave a comment On the lookout for a recently-sighted bat falcon.
Professor Newman January 28, 2022 Richard1 Comment Bewick's wren. Only an agressive boldness born from centuries of increasingly loud lectures could explain the the sign hanging on his classroom door that reads, "None Shall Pass."
Magnus Fry, the Fusion Balrog January 26, 2022February 5, 2023 RichardLeave a comment Lesser goldfinch. Hunted for the fire of a billion suns that hides within his chest. To find him is to fade, fair and ashen in the wind.
Antoinette Wexler January 25, 2022 RichardLeave a comment Inca dove. A rare sighting of Antoinette (“Tony” to her friends) without a Bloody Mary in her hand.