May 24, 2026
Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
Another Free Guided Walk on Saturday
Marsh Warden Mike Limatola and I are leading our free Celery Farm guided walks again this spring. The last one is this Saturday — May 2 — at 8 a.m.
The 90-minute walks, open to nature lovers of all ages and abilities, are designed to acquaint more people with the 107-acre Celery Farm. We'll look for birds, bugs, frogs, turtles and weird plants.
We'll have a spotting scope or two, but bring binoculars if you have them.
Note: We suggest wearing long sleeves, long pants, socks and shoes to reduce the chances of ticks.
The walks begin at the end of Green Way (a right turn off of northbound Franklin Turnpike, just before Crescent Avenue). (Directions are in the left-hand column.)
The walks are sponsored by the Fyke Nature Association, which helps maintain the Celery Farm.
E-mail Jim Wright — wrightjamesb (@) gmail.com — to rsvp or get more info. Check this blog, celeryfarm.net, for updates, last-minute weather advisories for the walk, and directions to the Celery Farm and Green Way.
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Just want to point out that I had a first for me today at Celery Farm, and that’s a Carolina Wren. I heard and spotted him in the dead zone. Just something to keep a look out for on Saturday. I spotted a few black and white warblers and redstarts as well for the first time this year.
– Shoe





1 comment
Shoe
Just want to point out that I had a first for me today at Celery Farm, and that’s a Carolina Wren. I heard and spotted him in the dead zone. Just something to keep a look out for on Saturday. I spotted a few black and white warblers and redstarts as well for the first time this year.
– Shoe