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This is the exact reason why people should be skeptical. The fact that they HAVE been West of the Rockies all this time, and yet people almost never see them out there should be an excellent reason to question the majority of sightings!! And knowing Sue and the work that she does, I'm a...

I can't tell you mine, because they're in the East, and if these places became "discovered" I would have to kill myself ....

The key found at the web address below may be helpful for those of you who made want to further distinguish the differences between deer and dog ticks. http://www.idph.state.il.us/envhealth/tickkey.htm

Wow! Sweet photos! Kevin --- Fisher's have claws that are semi-retractable. They need them for climbing and handling prey, but they also are able to pull them in to keep them sharp as well.

OUch ... tough day in the woods if you're a squirrel. Great series of photos. Thanks for sharing.

All rain in the Conway area as well. Currently, the biggest challenge is walking in parking lots. Yikes ...

This is tonight at 7PM at Tin Mountain Just a reminder that this program by Dave Govatski on ANWR is tonight at Tin Moutain. Come on by!

POSTPONED to Feb. 15th at 6-9PM due to Weather The program has just been postponed due to weather. Rick was nice enough to agree to come in 2 weeks rather than have folks been unable to come due to the weather system hitting New England as we speak.

bump ... This is happening tonight at Tin Mountain in Albany, NH. Rick is an excellent ecologist and a wonderful teacher. He was my professor at Antioch, so I know whereof I speak! :) Come join us if you can.

Thursday @ 7PM at Tin Mountain in Albany, NH But back to the presentation ---- You all should come! :D Play hooky, leave the kids alone, let your husband or wife deal with dinner, whatever, just come to Dave's program. You'll thank yourself later.

Dr. Dasy, I knew that and was assuming most of us here did too, but your post reminds me some may not. He did a program for us last year, as well, and he was in attendance for a lichen program this fall. We are very lucky to have him come and present!

Thursday, February 3, 7pm Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center, 1245 Bald Hill Road Albany, NH 03818 Join Naturalist David Govatski to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Dave will show a high-definition movie of ANWR featuring its wildlife, vegetation, and...

Mammal Project – Weasels & Rodents Program led by Dr. Rick Van de Poll Tuesday, February 1, 6-9pm and Saturday, February 19, 10-3pm Tin Mountain Conservation Center February’s Mammal Project will focus on Weasels & Rodents and features Dr. Rick Van de Poll, noted ecologist and principal of...

NEW ENGLAND PREMIERE-Fly Fishing Film Tour 2011 Saturday, February 5, 2011 7:00 pm (6:30 doors open & auction bidding) Leura Eastman Performing Arts Center in Fryeburg, Maine In its fourth year, The Fly Fishing Film Tour has become the fishing entertainment event of the year. The Film Tour will...

Kevin, We were in the park just after the Winter tours typically end and just before Spring, so as far as I know it was the ideal time to be there. Only the road from the Roosevelt Arch toward West Yellowstone is open, and at that time of year the open road does not extend as far as West...

I went to Yellowstone in March three years ago and it was, in my opinion, the best time to go. Of course, I went specifically to see wolves with a grad class from my alma mater, so that was certainly key. Wolf packs have a field day in the park when the elk, bison, and other ungulates come...

Thanks for coming Larry! It was great meeting you. Hope you and others attend future programs this Winter. :)

Thanks Larry! We have a really good calendar of programs coming up. If you can only make it to one, I recommend Eyes on Owls in March for the whole family. I will probably be at Ghost Bird Thursday and I plan on putting most of our offerings on my own calendar this season. You can check out...

Your welcome Puck! Wish you could've made it, but we have tons of other great programs this Winter. Hope everyone checks them out and can make it to a few. The film on Thursday should bring a great turn-out to the Great Room at Tin Mountain's Nature Learning Center.

Ghost Bird by Scott Crocker Critic’s pick of the New York Magazine …“spellbinding documentary” Thursday, January, 13, 7 PM Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center What ever happened to the Ivory-billed woodpecker? Come find out on Thursday, January 13 at 7 PM at the Tin Mountain Nature...