Sometimes the spring foliage at the Celery Farm looks a lot like the fall foliage — especially late in the

My latest column in The Record and Herald-News is on dealing with human-avian turf wars — like the House Sparrow

Rob Fanning reports: YELLOW WARBLER has arrived back at the Celery Farm (a bit later than usual this year) with

Yesterday's critter was a Star-nosed Mole. How awesome is that? More on Star-nosed Moles here.  Congrats to all who ID'd

Judy Collier submitted this photo for the recent post on Celery Farm mammals. The mammal in the photo is unfortunately

Barbara Dilger reports seeing the Glossy Ibis fly away from the Celery Farm late yesterday afternoon. Holler if you see

The vac truck was back on Franklin Turnpike yesterday, suctioning muck from the culvert. I talked to a few of

Stiles Thomas just called to let me know that he saw Laura, Allendale's favorite Red-shouldered Hawk, feeding a piece of

To the left of the Osprey Platform.  (Pretty far away — a scope is best.) Also had a FOY catbird.

Thanks to everyone's help, we now have a list of xx mammals that have been seen at the Celery Farm