Imagine a bird so stunning that it inspired the colors of a Major League Baseball team. Meet the Baltimore Oriole, a feathered flash of brilliant orange and black that transforms ordinary backyards into scenes of tropical splendor.
Deer, Elk, Moose: How Do They Compare?
How To Become A Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Wildlife rehabilitation is the rescue and care of injured and orphaned wildlife. Wildlife rehabilitators play an important role as conservationists and humanitarians.
Are you interested in becoming a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator? Keep reading as I am going to give you first-hand knowledge based on twelve years of personal experience on what it takes to become a licensed wildlife rehabilitator.
Red-Eared Slider Turtle: Native or Invasive Species
The red-eared slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)is one of the most familiar turtles in North America. Many people recognize it from backyard ponds, city parks, and pet stores. This species is hardy, adaptable, and long-lived, which explains both its success in the wild and the serious problems it causes when released outside its native range. They inhabit freshwater on all continents across the world, except for Antarctica.
There Is No Place Like Home – Turtle Homing Instincts
Wisconsin Owls: Whoo Are They & How To Find Them
Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, known as the Upper Midwest states and recognized for their diverse habitats, including lakes, forests, and prairies. All three states border the Great Lakes, plus have numerous smaller lakes and rivers. In addition, we have a variety of forest types including northern hardwoods, mixed forests, and coniferous forests. This makes for great owl habitat.
Coyotes in the City: Adaptation and Survival
Coyotes are incredibly adaptable animals that have successfully made urban areas their home. Their presence in cities across North America is growing, intriguing scientists and residents alike.
This article explores how coyotes manage to survive and thrive in densely populated areas, their diets, interactions with humans, wildlife rehabilitation, and how you and your pets can stay safe around coyotes.
In addition, I will talk about the research being done in Madison Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois and look at three studies showing what coyotes are eating. Is it cats?
Kentucky Salamanders
Salamanders are a unique group of animals. They are amphibians, like frogs, and may live in water or on the land. There are 35 species of salamanders that live in Kentucky. This article will discuss the characteristics and habits of salamanders, conservation, diseases, and introduce you to a number of species found in our state and region of the USA.
Birds of Prey In Danger! How To Help Protect Them
Everything You Want To Know About Elk
Elk (Cervus canadensis) are one of the largest species of deer in the world. Their majestic presence and significant role in the ecosystem make them fascinating creatures. In this blog post, I will answer your elk questions. We will explore the biology, habitat, behavior, and conservation of these magnificent animals.
Horns VS Antlers: Which Are Best?
The Epic Grizzly and What We Learn From Grizzly 399
Wild Turkeys and Cicadas: Why Both Are Important To Ecosystem
American Eagles: Bald and Golden, Iconic Symbols of North American Wildlife
Developing A Sustainable Business Model For Your Wildlife Rehab: AKA Love Doesn't Pay The Bills
Build a Hibernaculum For Snakes, Frogs, and Insects
Creating Bluebird Habitat in Your Backyard
Bluebirds are beautiful birds that are symbols of joy and hope. They are also cavity nesters and loss of habitat has affected their populations in a negative way.
This article will share with you the WHY and HOW of attracting bluebirds to your yard. In addition, we have some guidance for you to purchase or make bluebird housing and where to place it.
