Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
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My Latest Duke Farms Post: Telling the Eagles Apart
My latest post for Duke Farms addresses the two most frequently asked questions — How can you tell the Eagle
Celery Farm Is Bursting With Blooms…
I only wish I could I.D. all of them. Crab Apple above, and ??? below. I think the whitish one
Two High Mountain Shout-outs
1. On Saturday, the Packanack and Weatherowcast Geocachers did a massive cleanup at High Mountain — their 10th annual at
They’re Cute When They’re Young …
The first I have seen this year. At lunch today. Four is more than plenty. :- )
My Next High Mountain Talks: Wayne, Wyckoff and Mahwah
I am concluding my High Mountain roadshow for The Nature Conservancy with four talks in the next few weeks, beginning
Monday Morning Mystery 041816
Marianne Herrmann photographed this songster at the Celery Farm this month. A different look than one usually gets. Who is
Fell House’s Patty Finn to Receive Historic Preservation Award
Patty Finn, one of the founders of the efforts to save the historic John Fell House in Allendale from being
Two Cool Insects from Yesterday’s High Mountain Hike
Mary Kostus writes: This beetle flew onto Sue Dougherty's pants. It was identified on the Facebook insect I.D. group of
What a High Mountain Hike!
The Fyke/Bergen County Audubon Society hike at High Mountain had a glorious morning — and a great group of folks.
World Series of Birding: Help the Marsh Hawks
My ol' Meadowlands buddy Mike Newhouse and his team of crack birders are raising money for Great Egret research in

