
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.
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.
More than 76 percent of permitted hunters shot a moose.
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.
That’s the kind of photo that would get you out the door during hunting season, though, just on the off chance that you might cross paths with the buck again.
“We’ll see if [harvesting more moose in half of WMD 4] will impact winter tick numbers over time.”
“‘You have the best job in the world,’ the paddlers would tell me as we chatted on a flat, calm Eagle Lake in the middle of August,” Kevin Brown writes.
The 2020 total was up from 1,152 in 2019, and is the largest run of salmon since 3,125 salmon returned to the river in 2011.
Today’s Bangor Daily News reader submission comes from Pamela and Bryan Wells, and if you’re an owl fan, I bet you’ll love this video.
We’re betting that the cat holds its ground and drives the deer back into the woods.
“As the saying goes, you win some and you lose some,” Jim Fahey writes.
The fawn spent months with Milton and Betty after her mother was killed by a car.
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