Nature Done Wright

Took this shot on my recent trip to the Galapagos. How come? Answer later this week. My column for The

Alice Leurck passed along some pix from photo ops I missed while in the Galapagos. That's a Green Heron, above.

A decade ago, my wife and I planted a native "Swamp Mallow" along the stream behind our house, abutting the

The Archers, who are frequent Celery Farm visitors and friends of this blog, report: The Celery Farm was pretty quiet

The last two afternoons, I have been seeing a couple of Common Nighthawks overhead — including a pair at Crestwood

Andreas Lauschke, a volunteer pilot for LightHawk, has produced an incredible 360-degree aerial video of High Mountain for The Nature

Can anyone remind me why I took this picture?

My latest column for The Record is about Ruby-throated Hummingbirds, and their incredible migration. (And the males'  amazing ruby throats.)

Just finished an amazing eight-day, seven-night trip in the Galapagos aboard the Samba — a natural-history vacation of a lifetime.

Tom Mitchell, a friend of this blog, provided some great butterfly pix for The Nature Conservancy's New Jersey blog. The