Invisible Theatre opens its 55th season with eight inventive 10-minute plays by Arizona playwright Alejandro Canelos, blending humor, heart and quirky characters from concussed woodpeckers to young love.
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- Bob Bowers
With Independence Day upon us, it seems appropriate to recognize and celebrate our area’s red, white and blue birds. Although we don’t have an…
- Tiffany Acosta Arizona Republic
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Baby quail season has begun in Arizona, bringing hundreds of orphaned chicks to the Tucson Wildlife Center for care and rehabilitation. Wildlife officials say warmer spring temperatures caused the birds to hatch earlier than usual this year, prompting an early start to one of the center’s busiest rescue seasons.
- Bob Bowers
Every spring in Tucson, the desert wakes up like it just had a strong cup of coffee. The palo verde trees bloom, the bougainvillea goes into o…
- Henry Brean
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Wildlife officials tell people to leave baby animals alone, but that's a tall order for an Oro Valley bar and restaurant with great horned owls nesting on its patio.
- Ella Wolfe Arizona Sonoran News
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Every winter, thousands of birds funnel into the open grasslands outside Willcox, one of the Southwest’s most biologically rich wintering grounds.
Costa's hummingbird set free in Tucson after rescue, road trip from Nebraska- Henry Brean
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Heading south for the winter can be difficult and dangerous, especially when you’re tiny. Sometimes, hitching a ride is the safest way to go.
One of the closest premium birding locations to SaddleBrooke is Madera Canyon, which boasts lots of eBird hotspots, lots of birds and even mor…
- Henry Brean
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The elegant trogon has officially been renamed the coppery-tailed trogon, though experts insist it's the same rare red-and-green beauty prized by birders across Southern Arizona.
In the past few weeks, Mt. Lemmon Jays have been wandering off Mt. Lemmon and appearing in a wide number of nearby lower elevations. This phen…