Deer dilemmas
By Mike Lynch
Although deer numbers are sparse overall in the Adirondacks, they are gaining ground in populations centers
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How birds handle the ‘lights out’ during an eclipse
By Birdwatch
When day becomes night, wildlife responds accordingly
DEC develops plan for Adirondack lake-dwelling brook trout
Public input sessions scheduled for Old Forge, Warrensburg
Report: Mountain bird numbers see dramatic dip
Counts show decline in many high-elevation species across the Northeast since 2010
Animals and the eclipse: What to expect
How our fellow creatures will react to a day without sun
Raising awareness for safe animal passage
By Mike Lynch
The Algonquin to Adirondacks Collaborative has been recognized in Canada for about two decades and is now getting noticed in New York.
Pine siskins: A welcome sight in the Adirondacks this winter
By Birdwatch
Pine siskins have been observed as far south as Georgia and flocks are all over the Adirondacks
2023 Explored: Wildlife
By Mike Lynch
Stories about moose, wolves, and birds highlighted the 2023 coverage of wildlife.
Golden eagles: Just passing through
By Birdwatch
While no longer nesting in the Adirondacks, these impressive raptors can be seen during migration.
Birds visit new areas or vanish from the Adirondacks
Bird surveys on Whiteface Mountain and also conifer swamps, open peatlands and open river corridors have documented changes in populations.