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I'm allergic to banana, papaya, and avacado. Maybe this is why I'm tired and feel crummy a lot of the time :( .....

Absolutely coyote, no question about it.

White Birch Books & Tin Mountain to Host Famous Birding Couple Donald & Lillian Stokes New Bird Field Guide Thurs, Nov 18, at 7 PM White Birch Books and Tin Mountain Conservation Center are joining forces again to present an evening with renowned bird and nature authorities Donald and...

I saw one 3 winters ago in late March on a wolf kill. It was probably one of the first out of its den, but some of the males probably are out early. I definitely agree it was the thought of bad PR for the park that prompted park officials to not allow nature to take her course.

The bison may have outrun that brown bear on adrenaline alone, only to get much sicker later from the burns and the effects of the chase. I too was surprised the bear didn't overcome him, but you just never know how things are going to work in the Natural world. That's one of things that keeps...

Just an FYI, foliage in the Whites hasn't turned much at this point. Another week may be the difference. Good luck!

Damn! No idea where to move this to where it belongs. Anybody want to give me a hand?! :o

Tin Mountain Nature Program with Paul Martin Brown Wild Orchids of the Northeast That You Will Never See in Your Back Yard! Thurs, Sept 9th at 7 PM Nature Learning Center on Bald Hill Road in Albany, NH. Enjoy a virtual trip to far-flung, hidden, and/or perilous locales to enjoy photographs...

Congrats Steve! Incredible accomplishment, in addition to everything else he's done. Amazing that I know all 4 people that have accomplished this, and only knew it about 2 of them!

Snakes of New Hampshire Thurs, July 29 at 6:30 PM Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center 1245 Bald Hill Road, Albany, NH Join enthusiastic naturalist and herpetologist Stephen Walker at the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Nature Program, “Snakes of New Hampshire” on Thursday, July 29 at...

That's just it; there is NO evidence. I know a biologist who goes out on these calls, and most of the time it's someone's golden retriever. Escaped "pets" are out there, Eastern Mountain lions are not, yet.

The picture in the photo from the Wallingford newspaper is a young bobcat. They are not here people!!! We have known a population to be in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for years now. This is as far as they've gotten. Random rumors are well-meaning people who see an animal for a few...

Just what the world needs --- another "resort" where some semblance of wilderness used to be :(.

If you haven't gone up the North Slide, you're missing out. My favorite scramble in the Whites, hands down. I don't think I've ever had so much fun.

Tin Mountain Eco-Forum Forest Supervisor Tom Wagner/ WMNF Forest Plan Thurs, Jan 14 Noon to 1 PM TMCC Nature Learning Center At Tin Mountain Conservation Center’s next Eco-Forum, Supervisor of the White Mountain National Forest Tom Wagner will outline work accomplished on goals put forward in...

3 words --- my own bed ...... :D I love hiking in the winter, but camping not so much.

This is not an ad for the place where I work, but instead an acknowledgement of the schools where I do programs and the teachers that work there --- The public schools in Bartlett, Jackson, Center Conway, Tamworth and on and on all are committed to getting kids outside and learning science...

Oh god, please make it stop!!!!!! :eek:

Neil, given your propensity to quote very bad 70s light rock, it is apparent that you take heavy drugs while hiking, and hey, everybody's got to get through the day in their own way I suppose ..... ;)

Sasquatch, apparently great minds think alike. :D