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Thursday, March 28, 2024

Red foxes are a bit of dog, a bit of cat, and pounce on prey in a way that’s unique among mammals

The spotted lanternfly invasion has reached us. Here’s what to do if you see one or its egg mass

Fungi is wild in its own way, and often weird; Fresh Pond alone has 367 documented kinds

Common yellowthroats: Known to wear masks and sneak around nests to avoid being followed

It’s not hard to spot our spotted sandpipers, though in fall and winter they can be spotless

Not a bee nor a wasp you see, but a locust borer linked to trees loved and hated since the 1600s

Ospreys are all about capturing their fish meal, undaunted even by weighing less than a catch

That mysterious song? Probably a Carolina wren, the same bird nesting in a startling, unlikely spot

Wasps get into stinging confrontations with us when the queen stops laying and food runs short

Broad-winged hawks gather in the thousands preparing for 4,000-mile migration southwest