Winter bird feeding is one of the most common/popular hobbies in America. Nearly 60 million Americans feed birds in their yards in winter or summer. So about 40% of all Americans make backyard bird feeding
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Thursday requested help from the public in determining who was responsible for killing more than a dozen swans found dead in Stevens County in west-central Minnesota.
The
The Minnesota Deer Farmers Association recently filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court-District of Minnesota against the Minnesota DNR and the Minnesota Board of Animal Health for “enforcing laws which will eliminate white-tailed deer
Some 3,000 of once endangered birds hang out in the state during the winter, attracted to our not-quite-frozen waterways and the steady supply of fresh fish they provide.
According to state wildlife officials, this
If there wasn’t a photo with this story would you be able to identify the duck if I were to only describe it by some of its common or regionally associated names: fish duck, sawbill,
For many birdwatchers in New York, winter is an exciting time of year – when backyard bird feeders can go back up!
There are many natural sources of winter food for birds including birch
Let’s hope the American Society of Mammalogists is tracking efforts by the American Ornithological Society to rename all birds that honor people, and shouting, “Buck pellets!”
If you missed it in November, those zany
At this time of year, with winter enveloping the country, the natural world can produce some unexpected sights. Case in point: Rich Carlson, a talented nature photographer, gathered some materials to make a holiday scene
In a year that saw confirmed CWD cases in Illinois’ deer spike and disease prevalence hit an all-time high, any news is good news – and any potential resolution is seen as a good resolution.<br
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