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February 27, 2015
By Jim Wright

An Amazing Bald Eagle Rescue in NJ

Ben Wurst of Conserve Wildlife Foundation, who will be installing Allendale's Red-shouldered Hawk Nest Cam soon, was recently involved in

February 26, 2015
By Jim Wright

My New Duke Farms Post: Eagle Eggs in NJ

I posted an extra item on the Duke Farms blog today — about the threats to eagle eggs in New

February 26, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Column: Birdy 30 Winners

My latest column for The Record and Herald-News is about the winners of the recent Birdy 30 contest, George Greco

February 25, 2015
By Jim Wright

Alice the Eagle is in The New York Times

New York Times columnist Jim Dwyer recently wrote about the amazing winter influx of Bald Eagles in our region —

February 25, 2015
By Jim Wright

My Latest Duke Farms Bald Eagles Post: All About Eggs

The Duke Farms Bald Eagles have begun incubating two eggs. In my latest post for Duke Farms, with the help

February 25, 2015
By Jim Wright

Friday’s Fyke Meeting: Greenbrook Fungi

This month's Fyke Nature Association meeting is Friday at 8 p.m. in the Allendale Municipal Building. Paul Sadowski will talk

February 25, 2015
By Jim Wright

Ridgefield Park Bald Eagles Looking Good So Far

Stopped by the Ridgefield Park Bald Eagle nest yesterday — viewing it from Ridgefield. Saw the top of a white

February 24, 2015
By Jim Wright

Losen Slote & More 022515

Ron Shields and I did a mini birding tour of the Meadowlands today and saw Bald Eagles at Losen Slote,

February 24, 2015
By Jim Wright

Mystery Monday Solved

For Monday's mystery, I asked how many birds can you see in shot from Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, S.C., and

February 23, 2015
By Jim Wright

Monday Morning Mystery 022315

Here's another shot from Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, S.C. How many birds do you see, and what are they?