The inimitable Fred Weber does a great job with all the milkweed and other plantings by Phair's Pond and Carlos'

On a morning walk I saw:    * An Eastern Tiger Swallowtail at 8 a.m. outside the excellent Leica Repair

What is the critter featured above? Two things: It's dead, so I was able to photograph it closeup in this

If you park near the end of Scioto Drive in Franklin Lakes and walk straight into the High Mountain preserve

  Saw a few skippers in the Green Way field yesterday but none today. Spanworm Moth, too. Still a couple

Don Torino has a great post — a column, really — on the Meadowblog. All about birds and nature and

Yesterday morning, a red-eared slider spent more than an hour laying eggs in our newly re-landscaped front yard. I wish

On Monday, I wrote: Saw this hungry little caterpillar near the CF a little while back. Can anyone I.D. it?

Fred Weber has been working on the field at Green Way for ages, planting native plants that attract butterflies and