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Swifts, Swallows or Both?
A friend e-mailed me information on an antique print entitled "Swallows flying south, swarming," from an old Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Reasons to Be Thankful Today
Two Thanksgivings ago, I wrote a column in The Record and Herald-News today about reasons to be thankful. It still
Statewide Christmas Bird Count Info
This from Laurie Larson of JerseyBirds: Mike Anderson has compiled, and I've posted, our annual list of Christmas Counts in
Free eBook on My Recent Ecuador Trip
After a year and a half of planning, I recently spent two weeks in northeast Ecuador, from Quito to the
CF: Some Sightings from this a.m.
A quick post — saw 20 deer (ouch), one of the Red-shoulders, a Great Blue, six Hoodies and some other
Edith Wallace Wins Statewide Award
Edith Wallace, Fyke member and long-time friend of the Celery Farm, has just been named a recipient of one of
My Latest: About that All-White Catbird
My latest column is about that all-white Catbird that hung out in the Celery Farm in late September and early
Taking a Break!
See you in mid-November, but look for my latest Bird Watcher column in The Record and Herald-News next Thursday —
Pied-billed Grebe in Waldwick
Roy Woodford writes: PBG … Just cropped a bit and a little exposure adjustment. The fall foliage near dusk made
“Ghosts’ Talk in Allendale Tonite
Join me at 7 tonight, Oct. 29, at the Lee Memorial Library as I read my two popular local haunted
