Nature Done Wright

The temperatures approached 80 degrees, the Lanternflies were still plentiful, and the birding was slow while I served as fill-in

Lynn McKenzie offers this mystery. Who are these guys, seen recently on the far edge of the lake? I hope

After chatting with a couple of congenial acquaintances at Goldberg's Bagels this a.m., I am now on the lookout for

The rumors are true! On Thursday, October 31, the afternoon raptor counter at State Line Hawk Watch is sponsoring a

Sustaining Wildlife in Fall and Winter GardensA free talk by Deb Ellis of the Essex Chapter of the Native Plant

The pied-billed grebe is one of North Jersey's oddest visitors. Photo credit: John Pastore   My latest column is all

What kind of fish is this? I found it on the trail by the Warden's Watch today.  The quarter is

A big shout-out to Carl Krag, Doug Morel, and the other volunteers who pitched in to clear all the phragmites

This little guy is one of my favorite "now-you-see-it" birds. I saw him around 8:30 this a.m. Not sure if

Sandy Komito. Credit:  Courtesy of the Louis Suburban Chapel. My new column for The Record and Herald-News is about the