New blog shows Meadowlands’ softer side
A hummingbird clear-winged moth. Photo by Marc Schrieks/NJMC.
Monk parakeets, tricolored herons and Egyptian geese are spending time in the Meadowlands, and the N.J. Meadowlands Commission hopes you will too.
To that end, it has launched a blog with photos and videos of Meadowlands plants, birds, butterflies and other creatures.
To contribute a bird sighting or event, e-mail commission member Jim Wright: jim.wright [at] njmeadowlands.gov.
July 25th, 2008 at 7:34 am
What a great blog. Thanks for mentioning our new blog. Saw a tricolored heron in a Lyndhurst marsh yesterday!
July 25th, 2008 at 2:42 pm
AHHA! A hummingbird clear-winged moth!
We have been trying to ID this guy for month’s after seeing several at the butterfly garden at the urwa.org butterlfy garden in Morris county! Thank you!!! We’re sure to head over the Meadowlands now, indeed! Thx!