Nature Done Wright

My latest "Bird Watcher" column in The Record and Herald News is about hawk-watching — it's prime time for Broad-wings.

Here's Fred Weber's account of the arguably the greatest birding day in CF history, aside from the day that Ace

Edith Wallace took this shot in the Celery Farm this summer, with the following explanation: Cottony scale on grape actually

This from the Fyke Nature Association: Ken Witkowski presents Walkill National Wildlife Refuge – An Introduction to the Drowned Lands,

Ew! What's this on this plant stem?  Courtesy of Edith Wallace.

Billy Kaselow was one of the leaders for the Meadowlands Festival of Birding's field trip to the Celery Farm today.

Got home from the Meadowlands Festival of Birding to find Manfred the Red-shouldered sprout in my backyard. He flew atop

I try not to go to far afield on this blog, but I came across a very cool article about

This will be a self-guided trip to join the regulars at the lookout. We hope to catch a big Broadwing

Congrats to Tom Burr for getting the latest mystery right – Birdfoot Trefoil it is…  (Thanks to Edith Wallace for