Bruce Davis, our woodchip-spreader volunteer extraordinaire, writes: Jim, you mentioned you'll be visiting Stiles soon. This 1956 penny is for

The Common Ravens have returned to Laurel Hill in Secaucus after a long absence. You can read more here, on

The Peepers are peeping.  The Snapping Turtles are snapping and frolicking and crossing the path whether you like it or

April 20: Earth Day Warbler Walk at the Celery Farm. Meet fellow Fyke Members at the end of Green Way

Reports about our local Red-shoulders are coming in hot and heavy. John Pastore sent in the above photo of a

A reader from Ringwood writes: I have lived in my home for 58 years and enjoy all the wildlife.   I've

Can anyone identify these tiny High Mountain flowers?

Last Monday I woite: Came across a seascape painting of Cape May at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philly last

Found this at the kiosk this a.m. — some sort of cigar wrapper, and about nine weeks too late to

At least 15 volunteers spent a couple of hours each cleaning up the Celery Farm — fixing up the Butterfly