Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary
Mariton: Family Squabble
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager I heard a ruckus while walking along the Woods Trail, and immediately started scanning the trees for raccoons. Two small…
Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager I heard a ruckus while walking along the Woods Trail, and immediately started scanning the trees for raccoons. Two small…
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager Three bluebird pairs have finished building their nests. If you compare the photo from last week, you will see there…
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager If you go out in the morning and listen, you may hear a tom Turkey. The Turkeys have been gobbling…
There is a lot of talk about how dry it has been. We ended March with 0.97″ of precipitation. My average at Mariton is 4.19…
by Tim Burris, Mariton Preserve Manager Nothing says: “I love you.” like remembering. A new baby, a birthday, a wedding, an anniversary, a retirement; all…
by Tim Burris, Mariton Preserve Manager One of the GREAT natural resources in our back yard is the Delaware River. The longest (330 miles) un-dammed…
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager (Photo by Carole Mebus) Maureen and I were away on vacation during those hot days (more on that in another…
by Tim Burris, Mariton Preserve Manager There have been a lot of nature changes in the last week accompanying all this great weather. Butterflies are…
By Tim Burris, Mariton Preserve Manager Sylvania means forest or woods. So, Penn’s Woods and Pennsylvania mean the same thing. What a ftting name. I…
By Tim Burris, Mariton Preserve Manager Before March is meadow mowing month at Mariton. By waiting until the end of winter the standing vegetation provides…