Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
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Monday Morning Mystery 012113
This sparrow was elusive at best, rummaging around near the base of my feeders on New Year's Day. I think
Look Out for Ticks!
I am hearing the same message again and again, and thought I should share it: Even though it is winter,
“Nature of the Meadowlands”: Free Talk on Friday!
I will be doing a free slide show and talk on my latest coffee-table book, "The Nature of the Meadowlands,"
Cool Video from that Screech Owl Blog
Here’s recent video from that great Screech Owl blog I posted about yesterday.
A Great N.J. Screech Owl Blog!
I don't know about you, but I really need a good Eastern Screech Owl fix now and again. Michael Pollock,
My Latest Column: Poetry (Gasp!)
Wheeling in the sky a black dotbecomes an eagle. My latest column for The Record talks about two things that
Mystery Answered
I really liked this Dougla McRobb shot of a Washington Square House Sparrow because it made a common bird look
Monday Morning Mystery 011413
I came across this bird postcard at a vendor's table while I was walking on the Highline in Manhattan last
Record Article on Muskrats
Michael Copley had an intersting story about the history of muskrat-trapping in the Meadowlands in The Record today. Link is
Our Edith Wallace Wins Award
Edith Wallace, co-author of "The Plants of the Celery Farm," walk leader and all-around amazing person, recently received an award

