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Answer to the Monday Morning Mystery
On Monday I asked readers to ID this mystery bird. Everyone past with flying colors and and some even pointed
Introducing Duke Farms’ Bald Eagle e-book
My free e-book about Duke Farms' Bald Eagles is now available on line. Details are on the Duke Farms blog.
My Latest for Duke Farms: Bald Eagle Egg Essentials
My latest post for Duke Farms is all about Bald Eagle eggs. The eagles are incubating two eggs so far.
My Latest Duke Farms Post: The Eagle Nest at Night
I did an extra post for the Duke Farms in the middle of the night and just posted it —
Monday Morning Mystery 022216
Who dis, and why is Marie Longo's recent photos from her backyard so awesome? (Thanks, Marie!)
2nd Duke Farms Eagle Egg Has Arrived
I just posted the news on Duke Farms' blog. Link and another photo are here.
NYC Naturalist Gabriel Willow Speaking at Fyke on Friday
Gabriel Willow, who leads the wonderful bird walks at Wave Hill and all sorts of other field trips for NYC
My New Duke Farms Post: Don’t Worry about the Eggs
Now that the Duke Farms Bald Eagle nest has at least one egg, there will invariably be periods when the
Ridgefield Park Eagles Appear to Be Incubating an Egg
Ron Shields and I stopped by the Ridgefield Park nest (at a great distance) and both saw the top of
Red-tailed Pole-sitter
Bob Leafe writes: I was walking to my car earlier this week when I saw a familiar shape with a
