Exploring the Western NY Wilds: Trilliums are under attack in WNY
Whitetail deer kill trilliums at an amazing pace By Bob Confer, For generations of rural Western New Yorkers the white trillium was one of the most recognizable wildflowers of the […]
Whitetail deer kill trilliums at an amazing pace By Bob Confer, For generations of rural Western New Yorkers the white trillium was one of the most recognizable wildflowers of the […]
Photo Gallery and Story by Photographer Dan Jordan Usually, we speak of favorite birds by species, not by individual birds. Myself, being a bald eagle specialist, I can and do […]
“The plague of “fake news” that has emerged on a national level is now infecting the local dialogue” By Andrew Harris, originally appearing in our weekly newsletter on Sunday March […]
A nice awkward chat about “Shy Bladder Syndrome” Remembering Tom Geyer By Chuck Wiser, I write the words to share what my eyes see and my heart feels Today’s topic […]
Exploring the secret history of Lyme Disease and biological weapons by Frederick Sinclair The title of this article and supporting documentation is borrowed from the book based on real life […]
Duke: It seems logical that certain species of animals and plants would use the moon By Oak Duke It’s enlightening, if not mesmerizing to observe a hatchling, a baby […]
Migration through Western New York hits its peak between March 12th and March 15th By Bob Confer, Keep your eyes to the skies. Recently, one of my favorite signs of […]
“Do bucks travel for miles, or are they more or less homebodies, living on the same hill?” By Oak Duke Back in the day, 50 years ago, it was […]
Antlers are fascinating and hold a mysterious attraction By Oak Duke, Like the timing of other whitetail behaviors, from shedding velvet to the timing of the Rut, when bucks […]
The Northern Cardinal reminds us to be good scientists By Bob Confer, As you would imagine, not only do I spend a lot of time in nature, I spend a […]
Queen of the female whitetail society By Oak Duke, What do you see when you look through glass and observe a small group of deer? Most think of […]
“…the two species are quite different” By Oak Duke Here in Western New York we have two types of foxes, one is the Red fox, and the other the […]
“For some of us, the end of the season empties the soul like a north wind shakes through the beech brush…” By Oak Duke As the Winter Solstice arrives […]
“Moonbeams have been considered as having a special quality in myth and legend” By Oak Duke A little after 6 pm Saturday, the Full moon, like a drum roll, […]