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March 26, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Record Column: Yellow-rumps and Palms

My latest column for The Record features those two early spring warblers, Yellow-rumps and Palms, and an interview with Tom

March 23, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Duke Farms Post: All About Hatching the Eggs

In my new post for the Duke Farms, wildlife biologist Larissa Smith of Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey explains

March 19, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Duke Farms Post: Streaming the Video

My latest post for the Duke Farms blog is how the Eagle Cam video is streamed from a remote location

March 18, 2015
By Jim Wright

Celery Farm Cedars

Mike Flom writes: Flock of Cedar Waxwings at Celery Farm last week near Allendale Brook. (Above.) Today the Bald Eagle

March 18, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Duke Farms Eagles Post: All About the Eagle Cam

My latest post for the Duke Farms Blog is all about their Eagle Cam. It operates in similar fashion to

March 17, 2015
By Jim Wright

Video: Laura Is Released at the Celery Farm in 2008

  This 54-second video shows the release of a Laura, a rehabilitated Red-shouldered Hawk, on March 15, 2008. The female

March 15, 2015
By Jim Wright

Backyard Fox Sparrow

Now that the snow is receding (finally), a Fox Sparrow has been dining under my feeder — visible from the

March 14, 2015
By Jim Wright

The Red-shoulder Cam Is Installed! (With Pix)

The Red-shoulder nest — now in its fifth year. Earlier this month, Ben Wurst of Conserve Wildlife Foundation worked with

March 12, 2015
By Jim Wright

My New Duke Farms Post: A Brief History of Bald Eagle Nests

My latest post for the Duke Farms blog in a brief history of Bald Eagle nests in the United States.

March 12, 2015
By Jim Wright

My New Column: Shooper’s Hawks

My new column for The Record and Herald-News is about the birds that most backyard birders love to hate —