Bob Epperson News Today

A tiny round bird with an upturned tail hopped into view — a winter wren! We had never seen one in our yard before. These winter visitors are mostly from Canada and are hard to spot.

For 50 years the Lynchburg Bird Club has conducted a Breeding Bird survey in late May or early June.

For one reason or another, Wichita drivers were not excited about the first snow of the year Monday.

As I watched a goldfinch land on a coneflower, the stem lowered slowly to the ground, but didn’t break.

Growing up on a cattle farm, I was taught that groundhogs were a nuisance.

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