Nature Done Wright

The big news at the Celery Farm is the Mayhood Extension, an addition to the Pirie Platform on Lake Appert,

Mary Kostus writes: The young Common Ravens left their Fair Lawn nest this past Saturday. I took this photo of

Not a great photo, but the weather was cloudy both times I took photos, around noon and then again at

This from Ray Edel in The Record: The late Nancy Bristow was a valuable volunteer at the New Jersey Botanical

Rob writes:   The Gray-cheeked type thrush first found and photographed at the CF (near Brotherton's Bridge) on Tues. by

Jim Kuehlke writes: On Tuesday, Julie McCall and I had a Gray-cheeked Thrush across the brook from the Limatola bench.

From what Marsh Warden Mike Limatola and I have seen on the trails at the Celery Farm recently, well-meaning folks

Jim Kuehlke reports: I had a Blackpoll Warbler at Green Way [yesterday]. (Thanks, Jim!)

Rob Fanning reports: Another good morning at the farm–highlighted by a singing (but not seen as usual) TENNESSEE WARBLER above

  If you know a bit about the Celery Farm, you know that it was once at least two farms