Nature Done Wright

  This 54-second video shows the release of a Laura, a rehabilitated Red-shouldered Hawk, on March 15, 2008. The female

Who made these three holes? (Click to enlarge.) The one on the left and  in the middle are from High

Now that the snow is receding (finally), a Fox Sparrow has been dining under my feeder — visible from the

The Red-shoulder nest — now in its fifth year. Earlier this month, Ben Wurst of Conserve Wildlife Foundation worked with

My latest post for the Duke Farms blog in a brief history of Bald Eagle nests in the United States.

My new column for The Record and Herald-News is about the birds that most backyard birders love to hate —

Just realized I had posted the wrong starting time for tonight's (Wednesday night's) free talk and slide show about John

My latest post for the Duke Farms blog is an in-depth look at Bald Eagles' nests — the largest bird

On Wednesday night (March 11), I will illuminate the history of Allendale's John Fell House and Celery Farm nature refuge

I wrote the following essay about the Allendale Red-shouldered Hawks for The Record 11 years ago. It gives the essential