Nature Done Wright

On rare occasions, the Beast and I see eye-to-eye at State Line Lookout.

Last week, Alexa Fantacone gave a great talk to Fyke about NJ Audubon's sanctuary in nearby Franklin Lakes. Kurt Muenz

What's wrong with this old mystery by Erle Stanley Gardner?

Our rescued bat is now with a rehabber, doing well, and waiting for a few warm nights to return tio

The bonus mystery was: Name that High Mountain amphibian, regenerating its tail. Diane Louie answered correctly: Marbled Salamander….

On Monday I wrote: Saw these three plants in the Clove at High Mountain. I got one correct, and should

'Tis the season for Baltimore Orioles and other migrating birds. Photo: Ron ShieldsMy column in The Record today is about

In yesterday's post, I described how I found a distressed bat on the side steps of my house. I called

Had an old Christmas wreath on the side steps. When I went to move it today, I found a bat

Name that amphibian, regenerating its tail. I saw it on a recent visit to High Mountain.