Nature Done Wright

 Some bird!  Could there be a pair? Just speculation for now. BTW, I likely saw one at 7 a.m., and

Still there as of 9:35 a..m., by Spillway. (Thanks, Bob, Lisa and Kurt)…  

At the CF on Monday morning. (Also saw one on Tuesday and this a.m.)

The Celery Farm's trails have taken a beating from the recent storms, and we need as many volunteers as possible

A classic May morning at the Celery Farm today. Yellow-rumps and Black-and-whites zipping about, an Ovenbird near the Brotherton Bridge,

At the Celery Farm at lunchtime, I saw this elusive Redstart, plus two species of birds that are famous for

This item is about a half-foot long, and pictured sideways here so it fits the blog better. It will come

Saturday, May 5 — May Walk at the Celery Farm This walk is for nature-lovers and birders of all levels.

Great group, great weather and some excellent birds, including an American Bittern (briefly), a small flock of Cedar Waxwing, Osprey,

Mike Flom writes: My twin boys spotted these twins and their Mom running around our backyard this morning. There is