Nature Done Wright

My latest column for The Record and Herald News features an interview with Patrick Scheuer, director of NJ Audubon's Lorrimer

Monday's Mystery was a Hickory Tussock Moth caterpillar, seen at Hawk Mountain last month. Congrats to Denise Farrell for IDing

Rob sez: The female EURASIAN WIGEON has returned to Darlington Lake in Mahwah for its 3rd fall/early winter. I originally

Jim Kuehlke took this beautiful shot of a Lesser Scaup at the Celery Farm today. Judging from the reports I

Rick Wright is the guest speaker at Friday's Fyke meeting. I am disppointed I can't attend, because I have heard

Great news. Talked to The Raptor Trust over the weekend, and learned that the Northern Saw-whet Owl is making a

Saw this cool caterpillar on the trail to North Lookout at Hawk Mountain last month.  What is it?

Waxwings abounded at the Celery Farm on Sunday, feasting on crab apples.  (Thanks for the tip, Malcolm!)  Here a couple

Carol Flanagan reports on the Big Sit at the Celery Farm on Sunday, Oct. 14: "Total species seen was 55. 

One of my favorite indoor places to visit in this area is the Blauvelt Nature Art Museum in Oradell  —