Patty and I made a quick trip to Cape May and visited South Cape May Meadows this weekend. Felt like

Photo by Denise Farrell Don Torino's latest column for wildnewjersey.tv is about the importance of native plants right here in

Yep — a frog is lurking under the surface. Labeled photo follows.

Took this shot by the brook at the entrance by Phairs Pond, with reflection and something else… What?

The Star-Ledger has a wonderful review of "The Nature of the Meadowlands" today by Terry Golway, director of the Kean University

                                                                                      Myles Ma/nj.comInteresting article in The Star-Ledger about Steve Quinn, who has lived his whole life in Ridgefield  Park (and

My latest column for The Record is championing the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, who got the raw end of the deal when

Roy Woodford writes: "There's a mighty tame Pied-billed Grebe that's been hanging around Garret Mountain for the past few days

Mother/Daughter Tea Luncheon April 27th at noon to 2:30pm On Saturday, April 27 from noon to 2:30pm, the John Fell House Tea Committee

Don Torino's latest column on wildnewjersey.tv is about what it takes to be a birder. Here's a sample: "A birder