Don’t be scared, it’s only a ‘drumming’ ruffed grouse you’re hearing in the woods
If you hear a “drumming” sound in the woods on a lovely hike or in your backyard, don’t freak out just yet. It could be a Maine game bird!
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Before you smoke the turkey you shot, follow this step to prevent dry meat
“I’ve yet to meet anyone who has turned their nose up to a beautiful lump of meat smoked to perfection with care and attention.”
I made a big mistake with my backyard bird feeder
Don’t make this mistake with your backyard bird feeder. It could attract another curious animal.
Mainers warned of hitchhiking browntail moth caterpillars
Browntail moth caterpillars can become “expert hitchhikers” this time of year, so staying vigilant against the critters is key.
You’re putting your insect repellent on wrong
There’s actually a right and a wrong way to put on insect repellent.
Former undercover Maine warden confronts media coverage that ‘trashed’ his reputation in new book
Called into question were Bill Livezey’s tactics and ethics in investigating and prosecuting a group of notorious poachers from the Allagash.
Orca spotted off Cape Cod by Maine fisherman
The killer whale was spotted by two different fisherman off Cape Cod on Sunday.
Embarking on a 5-day, 55-mile paddling trip down one of Maine’s most challenging rivers
“Weather, ice-out, road access, water levels and blackflies are all issues that need to be investigated.”
Waking up in the middle of the night to find salamanders for science
“In the springtime, on rainy, warm nights, salamanders and frogs migrate between wetlands under the cloak of darkness.”
Penobscot County’s endless outdoor activities featured in new TV documentary
The documentary also delves into the history and culture of the state’s fourth largest and second most populated county.
It’s easy to hear these Maine birds. It’s harder to see them.
“Alas, some birds make it tough for you to view them, and these include some of the most musical species.”
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