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Gone Pishin’
See you next week, but in the meantime, look for my latest Bird Watcher column in The Record today (Nov.
American Bittern at the Celery Farm
The American Bittern that Betty McDonnell reported last week is still around — in plain view this morning by the
Monday Morning Mystery Answered
On Monday, I asked readers if they could help Gail Grove with this puzzle — a marker dated 1705 at
Celery Farm Fall Foliage Waning But….
There are still some great pockets of bright leaves. This is in the Dead Zone, above.
Women in Wildlife (including Edith Wallace) Honored
Botanist extraordinaire Edith Wallace, a friend of the Celery Farm, was part of Conserve Wildlife Foundation's 10th annual Women in
Monday Morning Mystery 110215
This mystery is courtesy of njurbanforest.com. Gail Grove writes: I was wondering where I can find more info on the
You Can Buy 2016 Celery Farm Calendars On-line
Carol Flanagan, the whiz behind the Celery Farm calendars, writes: The 2016 Celery Farm Calendars can now be ordered online
Fox and Deer at the Celery Farm on Halloween
This morning while doing a counter-clockwise circuit of the Celery Farm, just past the Pirie-Mayhood Platform, I thought I saw
Incredible Celery Farm Bald Eagle Shots by Walt Staab
Walt Staab writes: Taken on Oct 30, 2015 at the Celery Farm: American Bald Eagle: Made a morning flight over
My Review of “The Kiskadee of Death”
I reviewed a new mystery called "The Kiskadee of Death" by Jan Dunlap for Birding Magazine, set in a prime
