A banner year for crossbills
'Best year of the century so far' for white-winged and red crossbills in the Adirondacks
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Listening for a nasal call that brings a smile
For reasons I have never understood, the call of nuthatches always makes me smile.
Ausable River group bolsters federal salmon study
By Mike Lynch
Ausable River Association is assisting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife's salmon studies on the Boquet River by applying environmental DNA methods to find young salmon.
Replicating nature
By Mike Lynch
Can DNA research help bring back Champlain salmon?
The familiar shriek of gulls
Ring-billed gulls have a black ring encircling their yellow beak, which makes them easily identifiable, and you have heard their call more times than you could imagine.
Scientists study salmon stocking methods
By Mike Lynch
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is using a genetic tracing program to study salmon in the Lake Champlain watershed.
Authorities: Cover-ups abounded at wildlife refuge
False statements about bear escapes, a stray bobcat, euthanized eagle among violations investigated
Adirondack Wildlife Refuge faces uncertain future
Wilmington refuge surrenders licenses amid allegations
Loon protectors
How the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation keeps tabs on the Adirondacks' loon population and conducts rescues across the 6 million acre park.
A classical bird song
Extremely common and widespread, song sparrows breed all across North America, and they vary significantly in coloration