Creepy mystery beast skulks past Penobscot County trail cam
So, exactly what is skulking around the woods of Lowell?
Great books focus on Maine’s north woods and the Penobscot River
If you’ve never been in Maine’s north woods, you’ll be headed there after you read this book.
Baby Yoda stops by for a closeup on this southern Maine trail cam
Chris Murphy of Scarborough sent in some trail cam images he thought we’d like, including this extremely rare shot of Baby Yoda stopping by for a visit.
There are plenty of reasons to enjoy a day on a frozen lake
“There are a few keys to having fun while ice fishing, I have learned,” John Holyoke writes.
Deer share a tender moment in trail cam video
So, what are these two deer communicating to each other? What does this particular behavior mean?
This trail cam photo catches a doe nursing her fawn
Trail cameras let us witness private moments in nature that we’d otherwise miss.
What you need to know about wildlife bills DIF&W is supporting
You will have a chance to listen and testify about these bills from home.
Bobcat takes a plump gray squirrel home for dinner
“After a long hike through the forest, we all get hungry. You do. I do. And bobcats certainly do,” John Holyoke writes.
Last fall’s moose hunters enjoyed highest success rate since 2012
More than 76 percent of permitted hunters shot a moose.
Nonnative fish are taking over Maine’s lakes and rivers
While most Maine conservation non-profits are focused on habitat, the number one threat to our wild native fish is nonnative fish introductions, not habitat degradation.
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