Bill Danielson is a local journalist based in Massachusetts, with a focus on the Berkshire region. His articles primarily cover topics related to nature, wildlife, and birdwatching. With his keen observational skills and passion for the outdoors, Bill provides readers with insights into the natural world around them.
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Bill Danielson's coverage focuses on scientific and seasonal themes, particularly in the area of birdwatching and nature. His articles often include expert commentary and investment analysis.
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By: Bill Danielson
It had been just another Sunday and I was sitting at the kitchen window counting the birds. All of the “regulars” were in attendance and I was one species short
By: Bill Danielson
My last visit to the Thinking Chair occurred on Sunday, Oct. 20. It was a bright, sunny day and there had been a frost during the night and this produced some interesting effects on the remaining leaves down in the meadow. The following Saturday was...
As Bill Danielson transitions from Thinking Chair to bird watching from his kitchen window, a pair of new maple perches enhances his winter photography set up.
By: Bill Danielson
It was just another morning at the kitchen window. During the school year I am a prisoner of “teacher time,” which means that I wake up at 4:30 a.m. every morning, whether I want to or not. Weekends, holidays, you name it, I’m up. So, rather than...
A rare northern mockingbird's appearance highlights the joy of observing both common and unusual birds.
By: Bill Danielson
Rare traits, from leucism to distinctive markings, reveal the individuality and resilience of four black-capped chickadees.
And of course, the darlings of 2024 were the family of baby Red Squirrels that all exhibited some measure of a disorder known as "leucism."
Before jumping into the new year, Bill Danielson looks back at 2024 and recalls the highlights of who visited his birdfeeders.
By: Bill Danielson
The final week of 2024 was particularly calm and delightful for me. After the hustle and bustle of hosting a family gathering, my wife and I were able to nestle down into the “holiday bunker” and enjoy some much-needed R&R. For one solid week we were...
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