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Friday, April 27, 2007
A Brooklynite's Bird Essays
Richard “Le” Flan, a self-described “chronic relaxationist,” writes about his environmental adventures around the world at A Brooklynite on the Ice. Richard doesn’t write about birds often, but when he does the writing is superb. Take, for example, his essays about a blurry bird photo (no, it's not what you think), pelagic birding, unwary cassowaries, the big twitch, kiwi spotting, and chumming.
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