Mark Faherty
Mark Faherty writes the Weekly Bird Report.
Mark has been the Science Coordinator at Mass Audubon’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary since August 2007 and has led birding trips for Mass Audubon since 2002. While his current projects involve everything from oysters and horseshoe crabs to bats and butterflies, he has studied primarily bird ecology for the last 20 years, working on research projects in Kenya, Florida, Texas, California, Arizona, Mexico, and the Pacific Northwest. He was a counter for the famous River of Raptors hawk watch in Veracruz, Mexico, and has birded Africa, Panama, Belize, and both Eastern and Western Europe. Mark is an emcee and trip leader for multiple birding festivals and leads workshops on birding by ear, eBird, birding apps, and general bird identification. He is past president of the Cape Cod Bird Club and current member of the Massachusetts Avian Records Committee.
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This week on the Bird Report, we're taking a look at a different kind of “flyer” in our region. -
Today on the Weekly Bird Report, an update about that troubling bird illness to our south. Plus, an odd duck.
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This week on the Bird Report, it’s about time to clean that bird feeder. It will help keep our local birds healthy.
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This week on the Bird Report, a trip to the tip of Cape Cod.
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This week on the Bird Report, a voice you might have noticed at a saltmarsh.
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This week on the Bird Report, it's all about the bugs.
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For a huge swath of the bird world, June is make or break month.
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This week on the Bird Report: charming visitors from the south are doing some eye-catching flights on Cape Cod.
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This week brought an impressive number of unusual birds to the Cape, Coast, and Islands.
