Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
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My Last Duke Farms Eagle Post of the Year
All good things come to an end, and so with my gig writing posts about the Bald Eagle family of
Monday Morning Mystery 062716
Found quite a few of these at High Mountain last week. What are they?
A Coupla Monday Mysteries Answered
On Monday I posted this photo from Bear Mountain State Park last month and asked who it was. Congrats to
High Mountain Dragonflies
I've found the Franklin Clove is a great spot to see dragonflies in summer. Now if I could only ID
Hummingbird’s Amazing Ruby Throat
I took these two photos a couple of minutes apart. Sun was shining in the first — that's the only
Duke Farms at a Snail’s Pace
Came across this dude last weekend. Anybody know his name? The link is here.
Duke Farms Eaglet Back at Nest This A.M.
Duke Farms zoomed the Eagle Cam. I took some screenshots, here, and Christine Alber took the one above. Cam link
Record Story on Invasives Features Celery Farm
MITSU YASUKAWA/staff photographer The Record’s Jim O’Neill wrote an extremely informative story about invasive species earlier this week. Featured are
‘Icky,’ ‘Duck Enough’ Drawn by Young Artists
Last month, I read the three Celery Farm children's books to a class of terrific youngsters near Newburgh. They returned
Red-shoulder Nestling Pix
Not sure if I shared any pix of the Red-shoulder nestlings. The above shot, of the three of them, was

