Nature Done Wright

On a recent walk at High Mountain, I came across this weird apparatus under the roots of a fallen tree.

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who reads this blog. Passed a milestone yesterday when the blog had its

An e-mail from a Record reader in Waldwick alerted me to this spectacular Ring-necked Pheasant. The thinking is that it

It sure looks like Duke Farms' Bald Eagles are incubating two eggs again this year. If there had been a

Looked out the window this morning to see the path from the Franklin Turnpike parking lot to the Warden's Watch

High winds, driving rains, area flooding — it was a tough night for the Duke Farms Bald Eagles and their

Today's Record features my latest column on the winners of this year's official Birdy 30 contest, in which readers competed

If the Duke Farms Bald Eagles have a third egg, it should arrive this afternoon or so. Just have to

On Monday I asked readers to ID this mystery bird. Everyone past with flying colors and and some even pointed

My free e-book about Duke Farms' Bald Eagles is now available on line. Details are on the Duke Farms blog.