Michael Pollock of NJ Audubon has a nifty screech owl blog, with nest cam. Now that nesting time is nigh,

Tomorrow on this blog, I am posting my new ghost story "Phantoms of the Ramapos" as both a free eBook

Judy Cinquina, who runs the Mount Peter Hawk Watch, offered these observations about the postcard that was yesterday's Monday Morning

Chris Takacs and Denise Farrell reported a white domestic duck at Phairs Pond today. I photographed it (above) and described

Rob writes: Saw my first of year BARN SWALLOW and RUSTY BLACKBIRD this morning. 44 species in all. No Warblers…yet…Also

We recently watched these three birding movies, and thought they were a bit off subject: "The Mighty Ducks," "The Crow,"

As Seymour Drakes and I walked toward the Warden's Watch recently, we spotted these Wood Rails. We hadn't really noticed

Did you know that before the Hawk Watch on Mount Peter, founded by Stiles Thomas in the Fifties, there was

Following a long-standing policy established by Marsh Warden Emeritus Stiles Thomas, the Celery Farm Natural Area will be closed on

We meet at the Green Way entrance to the Celery Farm at 9 a.m. this Saturday for a couple of