You don’t need snowshoes or ski boots to enjoy winter in the Berkshires. A pair of binoculars and an avid interest in birding offers just as much fun and excitement as schussing down mountains or careening through the woods on … Continue reading
If you’re a fan of our feathered friends, birding in winter is one of the great pleasures of tramping through the Berkshire woods. You can set off on your own with a handy bird book, or sign up for a … Continue reading
Chirping, hooting, tweeting, twittering—you’re in for a revelry of sweet sounds when you take to the woods for birding. Here in the Berkshires, springtime is ideal for spotting a wide variety of birds, some peeking out after a cold winter, … Continue reading
If you’re partial to tweets of the natural sort, head to the Berkshire Mountains in western Massachusetts. Here you will find a wide range of feathered friends, including northern breeding species, such as olive-sided flycatchers and mourning warblers. One of … Continue reading