There’s quite an array of navigational adaptations among our avian friends.
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Maine, Vermont scale back on deer hunting permits as rough winter shrinks herd
Maine biologists have recommended that the number of permits be reduced by 25 percent.
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What’s Up in October: Autumn’s signs in foliage and firmament alike
The winter hexagon slowly rises from the east.
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SUNDAY Ash Tree Talk, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Newfield Demonstrations and craft making seminars in ash tree art will be held at the Willowbrook Village Museum. Basket-making, small boat restoration and bow-making are a few of the seminars that will take place. In addition, forest entomologists will discuss what landowners can do to […]
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It’s Worth the Trip: Grafton Notch overshadowed by no other outdoor attraction
The state park in Oxford County offers outdoor activities, scenic wonders and wildlife.
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Training eyes on the skies at Mount Agamenticus
It takes skill and practice to watch and identify birds, but there is a class for that.
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Hunting: Tree stands work well, but safety is critical
Modern gear is worth the investment, but only if you use it correctly.
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Good Will-Hinckley trail turns 100
Unique monuments along the Dartmouth Trail tell the founder’s philosophy.
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Allen Afield: Savoring the pursuit of game but not always the taste
Some birds and fish are simply tough to swallow.
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Mark Latti: Thriving geese population a boon for hunters
An abundance of both resident and migratory Canada geese creates more opportunities for a successful hunt.