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Friday, April 20, 2007
Catching the Birding Bug
Deb Acord, columnist for the Colorado Springs Independent, writes about what it means to be a birder. As she notes, it is extremely habit-forming, and an affliction that (once contracted) can be ameliorated (but never cured) only by heading to the nearest fields or marshes before dawn to hear and see what birds the day holds in store.
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