Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
Latest Posts
Don Torino’s Latest: Spring in the Meadowlands
Don Torino's latest column for the Meadowlands Nature Blog is about the coming of spring, and features Red-winged Blackbirds. Saw
Photos of the Duke Farms Eagles Away from the Nest
By far the best way to see the Duke Farms Bald Eagles is via the Eagle Cam, but I was
Today Is National Vulture Day!
As every schoolchild knows, March 1 is National Vulture Day. Many folks go to Stateline Lookout in Alpine to celebrate,
My Next High Mountain Talk is March 9 for the Montclair Bird Club
Save the date: I will be presenting my High Mountain talk and slide show for the Montclair Bird Club on
Ridgefield Park Bald Eagle Update
Happy to report that Al and Alice, the Ridgefield Park nesting Bald Eagles, appear to be back in business again.
Duke Farms Bald Eagle Update
Duke Farms Bald Eagles appear to be doing well as incubation progresses. I just posted an update on the Duke
Monday Morning Mystery 022916
On a recent walk at High Mountain, I came across this weird apparatus under the roots of a fallen tree.
Celery Farm Blog Passes 400,000th Page View!
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who reads this blog. Passed a milestone yesterday when the blog had its
Waldwick Ring-necked Pheasant
An e-mail from a Record reader in Waldwick alerted me to this spectacular Ring-necked Pheasant. The thinking is that it
Duke Farms Eagle Update
It sure looks like Duke Farms' Bald Eagles are incubating two eggs again this year. If there had been a

