Audubon Remains America’s Premier Bird Artist Doug Pifer February 25, 2019 Environment John James Audubon was a French immigrant who adopted nineteenth-century America as his home. Early on, he resolved to roam the country hunting and dr...
Grassland Nesting Birds are Disappearing Doug Pifer August 18, 2018 Environment Eastern meadowlarks used to be common birds in local hayfields. Now they’re on a growing list of field-nesting birds—bobwhite quail, vesper sparrow, A...
A Winter Bird Walk at the National Fish Health Laboratory Doug Pifer January 1, 2018 Environment I recently toured the grounds of the National Fish Heath Laboratory, a beautiful facility in Leetown (WV). There are numerous freshwater ponds, a natu...
The Right Place to Roost Amy Mathews-Amos April 10, 2017 Features — Plan to save chimney swifts lands in Shepherdstown. It’s April, and as spring pushes out the last remnants of winter, West Virginia comes alive—a...
