We live in opinionated times. Between a relentless news cycle and deep ideological divides, we feel pressure to take positions quickly, often on stories that are still developing, or on topics we know little about. If we don’t come to a quick conclusion and choose a side, it can feel like we’re letting the proverbial… via …
Protecting expensive produce in France
Armed with drones and night-vision goggles, French farmers and law enforcement are fighting back against the thefts of expensive produce via Spy oysters and kayak patrols: How France is fighting food thieves — NBC News Top Stories
Love Is…
To celebrate Valentine’s day and you, our fans, we are holding our ‘Love is…’ contest! Follow @BirbObserver, post your bird-related photo with a caption that begins with “Love is…”, and tag your photo with #birbloveis to enter to win a customized T-shirt featuring your photo and caption! Take as many photos as you like: each […] …
Do birds inspire your creative writing?
…then submit your work to Horus! BirbObserver welcomes your writing and artwork about your own bird, wild birds – basically, anything about birds – real, fictional, mythical, etc. Send us your poetry, short essays, short stories, artwork, etc., and we’ll post it on our Horus page for all to appreciate! Email your submissions to birbobserver@gmail.com …
Signs in the snow
Our local turtle ponds have seen increased animal activity over the last 24-hours. Fox, deer, maybe even moose.
Blue Jay
Bobcat Rescue… and a lockdown
(ANTHEM, Ariz.) — A high school north of Phoenix was put on lockdown for several hours as authorities rescued three bobcats from a drainage pipe. Deer Valley Unified School District officials say a mother bobcat and her two babies apparently fell into the pipe on the Boulder Creek High School campus near the cafeteria. “This… via …
New Year, New Moon
Beautiful full moon lighting up a cold winter's night.
Cool Cows
I'm not sure if these two were simply enjoying each other's company or staying close for the warmth.
Rocky Ice Age
I love the cascade of snow, ice and icicles on rocks.


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