They were walking along the path toward the Warden's Watch this morning.  Apparently the coast is clear now that Thanksgiving

Early morning is one of the Celery Farm's most inviting times of day, even in bundled-up December. Aside from the

To help celebrate Edith Wallace's 2013 Women and Wildlife Award — she will receive it this Wednesday in Trenton —

A friend e-mailed me information on an antique print entitled "Swallows flying south, swarming," from an old Frank Leslie's Illustrated

Two Thanksgivings ago, I wrote a column in The Record and Herald-News today about reasons to be thankful. It still

This from Laurie Larson of JerseyBirds: Mike Anderson has compiled, and I've posted, our annual list of Christmas Counts in

After a year and a half of planning, I recently spent two weeks in northeast Ecuador, from Quito to the

A quick post — saw 20 deer (ouch), one of the Red-shoulders, a Great Blue, six Hoodies and some other

Edith Wallace, Fyke member and long-time friend of the Celery Farm, has just been named a recipient of one of

My latest column is about that all-white Catbird that hung out in the Celery Farm in late September and early