Cape Cod friends. Please come out and join me at Welfleet Audubon this Thursday night to talk about the 2th anniversary edition of Return of the Osprey. https://t.co/yhMmCKVEDt

9 years ago I was the recipient of unexpected generosity when Robert Redford called me out of the blue to say nice things about my book, All the Wild That Remains. Today Sierra mag published an essay I wrote about Redford's first environmental fight. https://t.co/ppRtnIhqhq

Thrilled to announce the release of the 25th anniversary edition of Return of the Osprey, published by Cornell U. Press. It has a stunning cover by Mark Smith and a foreword by Helen Macdonald that made Nina cry and got me a little choked up too. @marktakesphoto

🦉Who whooo’s signed up for our Bird Book Club tomorrow with author David Gessner to discuss The Book of Flaco: The World’s Most Famous Bird? Don’t miss this discussion with the author and our community! Register here: https://t.co/6bB6C2iz4P

A great week of Flaco talks on Cape Cod! (Photo of Flaco near trap by David Barrett.) And as a bonus I got the cover for the 25th anniversary edition of Return of the Osprey with photo by Mark Smith. @marktakesphoto @BirdCentralPark @SandraBirdlover @RubenGi02391602

Have you ever seen an Osprey skip across the surface of the water like a stone? Sometimes that’s the preferred method of hunting, especially when the fish are sitting right on the surface. Watching this bird navigate the entire process blows my mind. It literally snatched a

In New York this Saturday? Come on out for triple Flaco! @SandraBirdlover @RubenGi02391602 @BirdCentralPark

Got a Flaco sighting coming up in Oyster Bay, home of our greatest presidential birder! @BirdCentralPark @SandraBirdlover

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Flaco was not just a bird so many loved but an embodiment of the house of mirrors we all now live in. @brinicio @BirdCentralPark https://t.co/QViJYYxkv5

A lot of my Flaco interviews struck the same note. Not this one where we discussed Sontag, Warhol, and the self-consciousness of our current life of screens. Thanks to @brinicio @BirdCentralPark

Spoke with David Gessner about his new book on the world’s most famous owl, Flaco. The Book Of Flaco tells his story. It’s awfully good: https://t.co/9YFkkP5kuD

https://t.co/6eE0IChLSg come on out and talk flaco!

The Flaco story led me to many unexpected places. One was a deeper consideration of zoo ethics. Read about it in https://t.co/tbHVFmSMgW And come on out tomorrow night the 27th at 6 at NYU. (link below) https://t.co/kE2jYHliJB @BirdCentralPark @EspressoBird

Join us for a conversation with @writingosprey and @billroorbach about The Book of Flaco, a story about the Eurasian eagle-owl who escaped from Central Park Zoo. When: February 27, 6pm Where: 20 Cooper Square RSVP through the link below! https://t.co/dAKtD9nfW6

Just in time for the weekend's #Flaco remembrances, @writingosprey's #TheBookofFlaco landed on my doorstep with lovely writing, photos, and remembrances from people like me who fell in love with this beautiful bird. It's heartening to know there's a flock of us.

Meanwhile the first sentence of this article yesterday: "One year ago Sunday, New York’s most famous Eurasian eagle-owl died by flying into a building."

On the anniversary of Flaco's death, I write about his environmental legacy in Sierra magazine. What the media got right, what they got wrong. Photo by Anke Frohlich. @_AnkeFrohlich @BirdCentralPark @rsboynton @SandraBirdlover

Don't miss the discussion of David Gessner's book on Thursday. The event is free and open to the public, but you need to register IN ADVANCE in order to get into the building. https://t.co/Yb5fj8PP4t @writingosprey

'The Book of Flaco' is out today! From the author, David Gessner: “Flaco was kind of a portal into seeing beyond the merely human, seeing that there’s this world here...I want to bring the reader through the portal."