Rob sez: Very slow morning–but it was salvaged by a PRAIRIE WARBLER along No Name Culvert–my earliest fall record for

  Seymour Drakes encountered this nutty Chipmunk near the Butterfly Garden recently. Seymour says he tried to pronounce the chipmunk's

   Seymour Drakes notes that noted avian photographer Kevin Karlson, who started his birding career at the Celery Farm, is

   Sally Teschon found these attractive and delicate fungi in the wood-chip pile at the north end of the Celery

  For what it's worth, Jim Morris reports he saw four Pileateds at Campgaw in Mahwah around noon today —

The cold front brought in some nice birds on this picture perfect morning–highlighted by an extremely cooperative WORM-EATING WARBLER–my first

    My birding column in The Record today, on Page 4 of the Better Living section, deals with what do

  Saw this myopic fly at the Native Plant Garden at Hawk Mountain recently. Just liked the way it looked

   Rob sez: Very nice morning at the CF. Migration was in the air! Highlights:    -Redstart–3 incl. a SINGING

   Yesterday's mystery bug is a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth.  As you can see, he looks a lot like a butterfly