Courier News: Verizon property in Basking Ridge offers a home for native birds


A young purple martin recently hatched on the Verizon property. 
The NJ Audubon Society is helping to maintain this property in Bernards
in its natural state.  Photo credit: Kathy Johnson/MyCentralJersey.com

Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 8/9/2009 7:00 AM
Categories: Birds, Nature News Links
Tags: eastern bluebirds eagles Verizon Basking Ridge purple martins Bernards
 

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  • 8/9/2009 12:01 PM Wendy and Stuart Malmid wrote:
    Read with great interest about the property being well managed for wildlife. Glad to see it is working out to benefit Purple Martins. We used to visit the property as part of our World Series of Birding route but no longer do the entire state. Tim Shaheen will be presenting his program entitled "Purple Martin Madness" at the April 14,2010 Monmouth County Audubon Society meeting.
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