Why Evolution is True is a blog written by Jerry Coyne, centered on evolution and biology but also dealing with diverse topics like politics, culture, and cats.
Thanks to several readers’ contributions, we’re limping along here and may not run out of photos for a while. One of the contributors is regular Doug Hayes of “The Breakfast Crew” fame, who lives in Richmond, Virginia. His captions and IDs below are indented, and you can enlarge his photos by clicking on them: The … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
A few generous readers sent in photos, so we’ll have some today and tomorrow. In the meantime, please put together some photos for my return after August 20, as I’ll have only one batch left then. Thanks! Today we have another installment of The Breakfast Crew photographed by Doug Hayes of Richmond, Virginia. Doug’s captions … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Our wildlife photos today are of H. sapiens in the dancing mode, and are supplied by Doug Hayes of Richmond Virginia, creator of the “Breakfast Crew” series. Doug’s captions are indented, and you can enlarge the photos by clicking on them. Just a few shots from the latest photoshoot I did for Starr Foster Dance. … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Doug Hayes has brought us another installment of The Breakfast Crew, the birds who dine at his feeders in Richmond, VA. Doug’s notes and IDs are indented, and you can enlarge his photos by clicking on them. The colder weather has brought the Breakfast Crew back in full force, along with a few new members. … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Please send in your good wildlife photos. Today Doug Hayes from Richmond, Virginia send us some non-bird-feeder birds, so they’re not part of “The Breakfast Crew” series. These are, he says, “bonus birds.” Doug’s captions and narration are indented, and you can click on his photos to enlarge them. One thing about the bird feeders … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Addendum: Doug said I should add this about his heart attack, which actually was a while back: The heart attack was almost six years ago, and the photo was taken about a year afterwards. Taking walks was part of the recovery process and photographing birds started while I was stuck at home and a neighbor … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
We have a new edition of The Breakfast Crew by Doug Hayes of Richmond, Virginia. Doug’s IDs and comments are indented, and you can enlarge the photos by clicking on them. Things have been slow around the feeders for the past few months, but with the coming of cold weather, the gang is back. European … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Doug Hayes from Richmond, Virginia, is back with Edition #16 of “The Breakfast Crew”. Doug’s captions and IDs are indented, and you can enlarge the photos by clicking on them. Thanks to all the readers who send in photos! The 16th installment of the Breakfast Crew! Things were quiet around the feeders for the past … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
Today’s photos come from Doug Hayes of Richmond, Virginia, famed for his “The Breakfast Crew” series of bird photos. Today he has something different: a woodpecker named “Peanut Girl.” His captions are indented, and click on the photos to enlarge them. Things have been a bit quiet around the yard as members of the Breakfast … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
I’m constantly expanding the definition of “wildlife”; now it includes the behavior and nature of the primate Homo sapiens. Today’s contributor, Doug Hayes of Richmond, Virginia, will be familiar to you as the photographer of the “Breakfast Crew” series of birds at his feeders. Today he has photos of dance. His narrative is indented, and … Continue reading Readers’ wildlife photos
