At least 4,000 species of birds across the globe are long-distance migrants, totaling approximately 40% of the world's population. Relying solely on the power of their own small bodies, they trek hundreds (& in some cases thousands) of miles over open water & inhospitable … [Read more...]
Two lacing techniques to beat blisters & bruised toenails
Sometimes, it's the little things that can turn an awesome trip into a terrible one. When I was having trouble with one of my knees, I decided to walk a good portion of the Nashua River Rail Trail. But on this trip, it was my feet that decided to rebel. And after 18 miles, I … [Read more...]
Never flushed a Ruffed Grouse? Here’s the play-by-play
There is something positively delightful about New England's woodlands in summer. The fresh air, the invigorating breeze, the breathtaking views... And the heart-stopping pandemonium unleashed when you inadvertently startle a Ruffed Grouse. Thanks to their cryptic … [Read more...]
How not to be a douchebag during your “epic adventure”
I love the outdoors. And I love social media. Both have connected me to people and places that are often lost amidst the tyranny of everyday life. And when they combine, they transport me to extraordinary new places and remind me how much the world still holds for me to … [Read more...]
Bradenton man paddles Robinson Preserve, doesn’t harass wildlife
A Bradenton man went for his regular paddle in Robinson Preserve in Manatee County recently when he he had the fortuitous opportunity to harass members of a heron rookery. Doing so would have been illegal, but there was no one around to turn him in had he wanted to get one … [Read more...]
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