The buzzards returned in late February, and Steve Pollick says you can mark your calendar by these scavenger’s exploits.
Turkey vulture’s return to Ohio a sure harbinger of the coming spring? Read More »
These symbolic birds of prey – indeed, America’s symbol – can be found nowadays in any Ohio county, usually not far from a river or lake or wetlands area. Last year at least 824 nesting pairs were tallied in the Buckeye State, an amazing statistic given that the species was down to just four pairs and on the verge of extirpation here in 1979.
Author’s eagle sighting in Ohio part of broader success story Read More »
One has to read Gov. Mike DeWine’s statement on the ‘green energy’ bill carefully to parse out the true meaning of it, Pollick writes.
Devil is in the details on ‘green energy’ bill in Ohio Read More »
In the big picture, topsoil loss speaks to larger problems.
Storm’s unearthed “brown snow” a cause for concern? Read More »
The Ohio legislature declared in December that fracking for oil and natural gas is “green energy” and must be allowed in state parks and on other public lands.
Ohio’s ‘Green energy’ bill should raise some alarms Read More »
This is the second half of a two-part commentary on the controversial baiting of waterfowl in Canada.
Commentary: Probing the Canadian Duck Baiting Conundrum: Part 2 Read More »
The issue has particular interest in Michigan, where many waterfowlers believe that Canada is holding ducks hostage for their gunners until freeze-up.
Commentary: Probing the Canadian duck baiting conundrum Read More »
Pollick does it as a tribute to “Old Ugly,” a late Toledo friend.
Consider hanging out a bird feeder or two this winter Read More »
A patrol rifle can be anything from your favorite .22 or deer rifle to whatever, and that is OK. But I had a yen to assemble a specific model and caliber that I had in mind for a while because of its handiness and versatility: An H&R HandiRifle in .357 Magnum.
Looking forward to ‘the walk’ Read More »
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