Bill Danielson is a columnist at various publications, including WIS-TV and the Daily Hampshire Gazette. With 27 years of experience as a professional writer and nature photographer, he focuses on themes related to animals, environmental sciences, and climate change, exploring topics such as sustainability, animal care, and natural resources. His work has been featured in the Athol Daily News, Greenfield Recorder, The Berkshire Eagle, Amherst Bulletin, and The New Irmo News.
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By: Bill Danielson
Mornings in the Thinking Chair are definitely starting to change. With the arrival of August, there has been a significant changing of the guard. The birds, who during their breeding season made so much noise, are now starting to clam up. The only bird still singing is an adult male Eastern towhee, who, for some […]
By: Bill Danielson
As August brings a quieter, “silent” migration, a little pishing reveals a juvenile great crested flycatcher preparing to leave for the Caribbean and Central America.
By: Bill Danielson
By the time you read this column, the 2026-2027 school year will already be underway. The first few days of school are just meant for the teachers; the students will arrive later. It is one of those annual events that can cause tremendous feelings of excitement, anxiety, hope and fear. What the students will feel, I have no idea.
By: Bill Danielson
By the time you read this column, the 2026-2027 school year will already be underway. The first few days of school are just meant for the teachers; the students will arrive later. It is one of those annual events that can cause tremendous feelings of excitement, anxiety, hope and fear. What the students will feel, […]
A summer spent feeding peanuts to a family of blue jays offers a close-up look at how quickly young birds grow, learn and develop — including an awkward phase.
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The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire's great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought that it was perfectly reasonable to climb the mountain while carrying every single piece of photography equipment that I owned at the time. Boy was I stupid.
By: Bill Danielson
The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire’s great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought […]
By: Bill Danielson
The Canada warbler is a striking but fleeting spring and summer visitor to New England, with colorful males, distinctive nesting habits and a short breeding season in mountain forests.
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