Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
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Rusty Blackbird at the Celery Farm
John Pastore shared this image of a Rusty Blackbird. He photographed it Wednesday near the Warden's Watch. (Thanks, John!) The
Rare Snow Eagle at the Celery Farm
Lynn MacKenzie took the first and perhaps only photo of an extremely rare snow eagle yesterday perched along the phrags
Red-breasted Nuthatch Still @ My Feeder
On the right as you walk into the Celery Farm, in case you'd like to see one or need it
March 24: My talk at Hawk Mountain
I am happy to announce that I'll be doing a free Zoom talk from my old stomping ground, Hawk Mountain,
John Pastore’s Celery Farm Air Show
John Pastore writes: On Monday I was tipped off by Neil MacLennan that he had seen a Bald Eagle, around
Big Celery Farm Repairs
Bruce Davis, who has been doing yeoman work adding wood chips to the trails, texted yesterday morning that Monday night's
Monday Morning Mystery 030722
Where was the cover photo for Don Torino's new book taken? You can learn more about the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Life-Meadowlands-Collection-Nature-Themed-Essays/dp/B09RG5HZZ3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=9HX2D24ID1W2&keywords=Don+Torino&qid=1646059474&sprefix=don+torino%2Caps%2C64&sr=8-1
A Red-shoulder with a Carry-out Meal
Every Sunday morning, several local birders convene at the Warden's Watch or the Pirie-Mayhood Tower to
My Column: Red-winged Blackbirds
DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst had to put up warning signs after Dennis the Menace strafed unsuspecting passersby. My new column
Don Torino’s New Book
If you love wonderful nature writing, the Meadowlands, Don Torino or all of the above, have I got a book

