Nature Done Wright

Bufflehead numbers have climbed to nearly a dozen at the Celery Farm, with several females joining the small flotilla. Great

A quick trip to the Warden's Watch yielded four male Buffleheads at 8:15 a.m. today. That's the most I've ever

Barbara Dilger writes: I went to the Celery Farm the day after the October snow for a walk and to

Don Torino, a friend of this blog and a leader of the Bergen County Audubon Society, has a great column

Monday's mystery was indeed a Green Darner. Congrats to Patrick Carney for getting the right answer.

Because of the weather and icy trails, we had a subdued turn-out for Ducks at Dusk last night. Ducks were

An easy one — and a great Halloween Mask… Photographed on a dragonfly walk with The Nature Conservancy in Sussex

Ducks at Dusk is tonight. Meet at the Warden's Watch (at the Celery Farm) at 5:30 p.m. (still DST). Leader:

So strange to see fall foliage and snow together. I understand that no major trees are down in the Celery

Kurt Muenz sent this photo of Stiles Thomas at the Stateline Hawk watch in Alpine. Had to share it. (Thanks,