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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Delaware Bay Shorebirds
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. A BIRD IN HAND. In the spring of 1999, I came across a call for volunteers from the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife's Endangered and Non-game Species Program. We have the world's largest population of horseshoe crabs that lay millions of eggs during high spring our tides—just when the birds are passing through on their tight schedule and are in desperate need of food. Numerous local, national and international teams are in the field around the world. Making a judgment call on w...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Bit of Color for a Dreary Day...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Tuesday, December 2, 2014. Bit of Color for a Dreary Day. Time to catch up with a big backlog of photos and get this blog up and running again! As it is a typical gray, cold, wet, miserable "winter" (still a few weeks off the solstice astronomically speaking, I know, but close enough) day here in Southernmost New Jersey, I feel a splash of color is in order. (Already, you ask? So Violets, as seen through my Lensbaby lenses this past May. Straight to your In box. Bill of the ...
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We are excited to share our findings in 2015. Fall 2014 – Ongoing. During the Fall of 2014, Lite Enterprises participated in a number of studies with select partners dedicated to the support of non-lethal animal deterrent technologies and practices. With compelling evidence mounting and new partners being added for additional studies in 2015, we are building our library to be shared with the community. Please sign up for our mailing list below to receive a copy of our reports when they become available.
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Wrenditions and Wramblings of Wren
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Wrenditions and Wramblings of Wren. I've been remarkably blessed to have the wherewithal to pretty much do as I please in life, and although not adventurous by nature, I have done some pretty cool things. I was somewhat depressed at my tenth year high school reunion, listening to everyone talk about their "real" jobs, their spouses and families. Then I realized that other than not wanting those things for myself anyway, these people were looking at me. Over that winter and i...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: I'm dying here... (More spiders!)
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Saturday, August 2, 2014. I'm dying here. (More spiders! The spiders in my yard this year are killing me. So many, so fantastic! I don't know if I'm spending more time looking or if the yard is now mature enough to support them. Probably both. This one literally dropped out of a tree to the deck right in front of me. Oh, my. And then I found another one. I've spent too much time comparing the photos but although incredibly similar I believe they may be two individuals. Pat a...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: March 2014
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Thursday, March 27, 2014. I had mentioned my search for skunk cabbage in bloom to a man who surveys the local butterfly populations (and therefore knows the nooks and crannies of the county very. One reason I tend to shoot wide: I knew there was something to be found in taking few shots of the iced-in leaves without. The sweet gum ball, but what the camera grabbed was not quite what I had in mind. Hefty cropping and exposure adjustment and BAM! That’s more like it. Happiness...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Shuttered.
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Saturday, August 23, 2014. I admit it: I have a thing for shutters. Especially exterior ones that really work. Lucky for me, living in an area that has seen European settlement for the past 300 years means there are a goodly number of extant shutters. Most are so layered in decades of paint I doubt they actually. All photos taken with a Lensbaby Sweet 35 optic. Straight to your In box. Cape May Weather (Wildwood Station). A wren is a little brown bird who chatters all of the...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Ten Minute Snapshot of My Life
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Saturday, July 5, 2014. Ten Minute Snapshot of My Life. Ten minute snapshot of my life. While waiting for snail to re-emerge, out of the corner of my eye I noticed movement under the tree a couple feet away and looked more closely to discover it was a spreadwing damselfly. First for the yard, woohoo! Bad lighting but I took a documentary photo anyway:. New damselfly for the yard list and a flower photo I'm tickled over: Well worth the mosquito bites. And I now have an id...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: April 2014
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. It’s official: They are out to get me. Little zombie* frogs, lying in wait wherever I turn. Seriously. I’m starting to get scared. I’m certainly starting to be wary of where I step and what I touch when I am out on my decks. The next Gray Treefrog to show up after those two in the last post. Was this one, on my front deck railing. Really glad I hadn’t actually used the handrail before I noticed it. And then five days later:. Shed door handle. Wen...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest: Finding color in another crazy winter...
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Chatter from the Wren's Nest. Friday, February 13, 2015. Finding color in another crazy winter. He forsythia bushes were acting oddly this fall: They were blooming here and there throughout November and into December. (So was the ornamental holly,. For that matter,. And the silver maple buds looked full to bursting. A friend in Ohio also noted late-fall blooming forsythia. In the warm house. Since I could see petals in the buds. Largest, oldest potted hibiscus bush this summer. Ah, durance vile! A blog (...
