Small, round and bouncy, they never fail to draw attention.  They’re family Paridae, the vocal and acrobatic passerines that across the pond are known as tits. In North America, of course, they’re our ...
VISITORS are invited to celebrate the natural world with family activities at Hedingham Castle. Wild Keep Weekend will take place on Sunday, May 3, and Monday, May 4 in partnership with Essex Wildlife ...
Community members across the state are on the lookout for black bears, as the weather warms up and the animals come out of hibernation.
Different birds look for different nest box styles and entrance sizes. Smaller songbirds like chickadees and wrens prefer snug entrance holes around 1 to 1.5 inches, while larger birds need bigger ...
WITH the grainfed beef sector growing exponentially over the past two years and feedlots regularly operating near capacity, this September’s BeefEx 2026 biennial industry conference on the Gold Coast.
ASHEVILLE - Today's burning question is about when people can expect bears to be out of their dens this spring and how you can prepare. Email the newsroom at news@citizen-times.com and your question ...
If you are a relatively early riser, you know the birds have begun to sing. It’s not a full-on chorus yet, rather a bit of an overture with a little ...
Surfside Beach leaders are considering higher fines and possible jail time for residents who repeatedly violate the town’s bird-feeding ordinance, a concern tied to years of complaints about large ...
Hummingbirds are starting to arrive in the South, and these feeders are the best way to attract them to your garden. Save up to 50 percent with the best hummingbird feeder deals on Amazon.
Raccoons might look adorable from afar, but when they show up in your yard night after night, whatever cute factor they had quickly fades. These masked intruders are surprisingly smart and capable ...
Save kitchen scraps in a five-gallon bucket and wait to add to a compost pile outdoors until bears, raccoons, or other wildlife have enough food to find in the wild. It’s almost gone! I can’t believe ...