Time, precious and fleeting, flies on gossamer wings.

   Taken on the bridge by the Warden's Watch Sunday. Anyone know any particulars?

The peapod-esque item is the "popper" on a Jewelweed. Touch it this time of year and it may "pop."

   Since State Line Hawk Lookout is often unmanned, we don't get many counts from there that I know of.  

   While waiting for an event to begin at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary last weekend, I noticed a few people pointing

  My column in The Record today is about the Hawk Mountain book. Link is here.  Link to other "Bird

      Photographer Kevin Watson and I will talk about our new coffee-table book "Hawk Mountain" at the first Fyke

 Seymour Drakes notes that things are really hopping at DeKorte Park in the Meadowlands.    His so-called friend Jim Wright

    My fascination for Hawk Mountain began more than seven years ago, when my wife Patty and I were visiting

Rob sez: A flurry of activity at Greenway right before I had to leave made up for an otherwise slow