Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
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Bittern Seen Tuesday Afernoon
Ron Shields found the American Bittern in the pennywort (?) to the right of the Osprey Platform. Best seen from
How Far Did You Travel to See the Redhead?
I know that folks from as far away as out of state have been to the Celery Farm to see
Redhead, Am. Bittern Continue, with Map
Saw the Redhead hanging out with several other duck species in the patch of open water opposite the Pirie-Mayhood Tower.
Baby Snapping Turtle at the CF
I am not a big fan of the Celery Farm's Snapping Turtles, but they sure are cute when they are
Cool Story on Celery Farm Rescue Drill
Kim Redmond of The Town Journal has an article online about the recent multi-town rescue drill at the Celery Farm.
Ralph the Redhead, and Bob the Bittern at CF at 4 p.m.
Alice Leurck reports seeing the Redhead in the Boy Scout Platform channel minutes ago. I just saw an Am.Bittern in
A 10-Duck Day, plus Pix
Two visits to the Warden's Watch (one with spotting scope) netted me 10 duck species in one day at the
Trail Map to Where Redhead Hangs Out
Here's where Ralph the Redhead is most frequently seen and photographed, including today. Franklin Turnpike parking lot is on far
Ralph and No-Sho Pix
Ralph the Redhead was seen at the CF on Sunday, eating the scenery and hanging out. You can read Stephanie
Monday Mystery 112315
This is a history mystery — on loan to the Fell House by the Pirie family. Yes, it is the

