Imagine living your whole adult life without a mouth. From the moment you reach maturity, you are in the process of starving, your one goal is to mate and then you die. This sounds morbid to our human ears, but it is the reality for a beautiful creature: the Cecropia Moth. Last summer Audubon ...

Katie Madigan with her first turkey was the first place photo in the Warren County Treasurer’s Office first Turkey Photo Contest. Barrnone Walleye Fishing Charters donated a Turkey Fryer the top prize and Mr. D’s Seasonings donated All Purpose Seasoning and Hawaiian Huli Huli Seasoning. ...

Audubon just wrapped up our first week of summer day camp, which means I spent a decent amount of time outside with 8 – 11-year-olds exploring, hiking, and playing in the woods and wetlands. Along one of these hikes, one of the campers stopped to look at a daisy and found a small, white ...

Photo provided to the Times Observer Thirteen year old, Collin Havers, bagged his first black bear while hunting in Blackville, New Brunswick, Canada. Havers bagged the 250 pound bear with a crossbow on his grandfather, Mark Havers land while spending the week up there.

I often write or talk about the wonder and beauty of nature. But nature can also be uncomfortable and risky. Dangers that first come to mind may be large predators such as bears and mountain lions. But it’s the little things that we are more likely to encounter, specifically ticks. These ...

Baby birds on the ground, turtles in the road, and fawns seemingly abandoned by their mothers. It is that time of year when all sorts of wildlife seem in desperate need of our help. But do they really need us? Most of the time, the answer is easy: no. Seeing a helpless animal, especially a ...