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Monday Mystery Answer(s)
I received two answers for yesterday's mystery — European Hornet and Cicada Killer Wasp. When I first saw the insect,
Allendale Red-shoulder Book!
Jerry Barrack and I have been working hard on the coffee-table book on the endangered Red-shouldered Hawks of Allendale. The
A Parting Lesson from Tom Burr
At Saturday's memorial service for Tom Burr, a dear friend of the Celery Farm, the prayer card featured one of
Monday Morning Mystery 102411
Can you identify this (fairly big) bug? It was photographed on a Nature Conservancy walk in the High Mountain Park
Great Cub Scout Walk!
Marsh Warden Mike Limatola and I did a guided loop of the Celery Farm today with some awesome Cub Scouts
Children’s Day at Fell House on Sunday
The historic Fell House on the Franklin Turnpike across the street from the Celery Farm is hosting a Colonial-style Children's
Rob Fanning report 102011: Golden Plover
Rob sez: This morning I found a CLAY-COLORED SPARROW at Green Way — associating with a large flock of mostly
My Warwick Ghost Story Performed Oct. 25
Last night, I learned that the Black Dirt Storytelling Guild will be performing my ghost story "Halley's Lantern" next Tuesday,
Monday Mystery Solved
Congrats to Patrick Belardo for getting the correct answer to yesterday's Monday Morning Mystery. As he points out, it's considered
Unusual Monday Morning Mystery
Visited the Frelinghuysen Aboretum in Morristown yesterday and saw this unusual plant with very small flowers. Apparently not native to
