Nature Done Wright

Don Torino's latest column for wildnewjersey.tv is both hilarious and sweet. A sample: Of course all birders have binoculars in

Where's this nesting box, and what species is it intended for?

Twelve of us went on yesterday's walk at the Celery Farm. Highlights included a gorgeous male Wood Duck, Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher,

I have gotten reports from two fellow birders that they saw a Prothonotary Warbler at the CF near the Pirie

Nothing like celebrating a cool holiday with a bad pun …  

Marsh Warden Mike Limatola and I are doing our first-Saturday-of-month walks again this spring — on May 5 and June

Rob Fanning writes: 46+ species Wednesday morning, higlighted by: -MAGNOLIA WARBLER–one of my earliest records, Black-and-White Warbler, BLUE-HEADED VIREO–stunning looks at a

Stiles and Lillian Thomas were nice enough to share these photos of the Celery Farm from 1955, when the water

Marsh Warden Emeritus Stiles Thomas invented this product to reduce the number of window bird strikes. It has been said

Stiles Thomas reports that he has now seen two babies in the nest.  He also says he thinks the male