Nature Done Wright

Celery Farm trails are totally underwater. Flooding everywhere. There may be safety issue. Best to stay away and keep roads

The JerseyBirds e-mail list had a useful recent exchange regarding the dangers faced by birds during storms. I reprint part

  Sally Teschon passed along a bunch of awesome shots she took Friday at the Celery Farm. "Had to go

The Mount Peter Hawk Watch in nearby Warwick, NY, needs your help. The watch, the third oldest continuous Hawk Watch

My wife and I counted at least 18 Common Nighthawks flying south over Lake Appert just after 7:20 p.m. last

Don Torino's latest column for wildnewjersey.tv is about a growing problem — ANDD (adult nature disconnect disorder). Definitely worth a

Rob sez: A nice morning highlighted by 4 warblers incl. Redstart, Magnolia, and Black-and-White…35 species detected… Full list follows. (Thanks,

The answer to the mystery from Edith Wallace is:  Monarda and tall sunflower.

What are these two Celery Farm plants — courtesy of Edith Wallace? (Thanks, Edith!)  

Got to the Celery Farm just before sunrise yesterday, in time to see this amazing reflection. I cropped the pic