Saw my first Celery Farm Osprey of the year on Wednesday at 4 p.m., and it was kind enough to

Spent a half-hour chilling on the Warden's Watch yesterday around 4 p.m., and it was great to see so many

Marsh Warden Mike Limatola writes: "We need about 10 volunteers to put more wood-chips on the path on Saturday.  If

Rob sez: "Monday's Celery Farm highlights: Great Egret, Pine & Yellow-rumped Warblers, both Kinglets; 6 Hooded Mergs (all fem-types)." (Thanks, Rob!)

The above bug. from my recent trip to Belize, was this week's Monday Morning Mystery. As Deedee Burnside correctly identifed,

Just back from Belize in Central America, and saw a bunch of nifty birds, bugs and flora. The above bug

Craig Schriever writes (and photographs): "You know it's springtime at the Celery Farm when the Muskrat is smiling." (Thanks, Craig!)

My latest "Bird Watcher" column  for The Record and Herald News is about the legendary Harold Feinberg.  The link is here.

Monday's mystery was a Black-capped Chicadee — an amazing little bird. The link to a column I wrote about chickadees

Patrick Carney offered this teaser — can you ID this bird from this view? Photo taken recently at the Celery