Mink are not uncommon in Illinois, but they are seen infrequently. They are primarily nocturnal animals, but are sometimes seen at the edge of a lake or stream during daylight hours foraging for food.
A mix of outdoor-related stories published in the June 2, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
When is a duck not a duck? The answer is … when it is a merganser. So, what is a merganser? It’s a fish-eating duck with many adaptations that make it different from ducks, yet
In late April, it seemed as if spring weather was never going to arrive in my area, but there were positive signs. The minute ice began to leave lakes and ponds, water birds started flying
Spring is a great time to view and photograph foxes. I have included some of my favorite fox photos here.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced in a news release this weekend that a woman was treated and released from the hospital after being injured by a black bear near Nisswa early Friday morning.<br
As I entered the bedroom, a cool spring breeze was blowing through the open window, but something seemed oddly out of place. I could hear birdsong, which struck me as puzzling considering it was almost
Wisconsin’s northern elk herd is expected to reach about 355 animals following the spring calving season, with the newer southern herd hitting about 160 elk once calves hit the ground in June.
The DNR
On May 4, during one of the first pleasant mornings in recent weeks, a multitude of Ohio DNR (ODNR) and Division of Wildlife (DOW) personnel, U.S. Fish and Wildlife staff, local, federal and state legislators,
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