Article on four species that exist in Maine and nowhere else in the world. The creatures include the Katahdin Arctic Butterfly, the Roaring Brook Mayfly, Clayton\u27s Copper Butterfly, and the Penobscot Meadow Vole. With comments by Phillip deMaynadier, wildlife biologist with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (DIFW) ; Judith Rhymer, professor of ecology and evolution at the Unversity of Maine; Jean Hoekwater, naturalist at Baxter State Park; and Beth Swartz, wildlife biologist with DIFW
Feature article on coyotes in Maine. The Maine population of coyotes is estimated to be from 10,000...
Article about the Maine otter. About 10,000 otters are evenly distributed along Maine\u27s waterway...
The Talk of Maine piece on alleged mountain lion sightings in Maine. Keel Kemper, a veteran wildli...
An article on unusual wildlife in Maine, including an ivory-colored, Piebald moose killed by regis...
An article on the northern spring peeper, which appears to be abundant in Maine and is best known fo...
Chowder piece reporting that two species of dragonflies or damselflies are endangered in Maine, and...
The Talk of Maine piece on how coyotes, beavers, deer, raccoons, moose, fisher cats, and bears are ...
Article on the seasonal change of coat which some of Maine\u27s creatures go through. One of an occ...
News piece on some frog, turtle and dragonfly species in Maine, which state biologists say are quic...
An article on the various aquatic mayflies of Maine, which hold the key to fine fishing
Brief piece about butterflies in Maine, many of which are endangered because they are extremely susc...
Article on Maine mice. The most common native mouse in Maine is the deer mouse (Peromyscus manicula...
Article about the success the Maine Audubon Society has had in protecting the endangered piping plov...
Nature Watch piece on the wildlife that inhabit southern Maine\u27s shrub swamps
The distribution of Maine Tabanidae is of special interest because of the number of species with mor...
Feature article on coyotes in Maine. The Maine population of coyotes is estimated to be from 10,000...
Article about the Maine otter. About 10,000 otters are evenly distributed along Maine\u27s waterway...
The Talk of Maine piece on alleged mountain lion sightings in Maine. Keel Kemper, a veteran wildli...
An article on unusual wildlife in Maine, including an ivory-colored, Piebald moose killed by regis...
An article on the northern spring peeper, which appears to be abundant in Maine and is best known fo...
Chowder piece reporting that two species of dragonflies or damselflies are endangered in Maine, and...
The Talk of Maine piece on how coyotes, beavers, deer, raccoons, moose, fisher cats, and bears are ...
Article on the seasonal change of coat which some of Maine\u27s creatures go through. One of an occ...
News piece on some frog, turtle and dragonfly species in Maine, which state biologists say are quic...
An article on the various aquatic mayflies of Maine, which hold the key to fine fishing
Brief piece about butterflies in Maine, many of which are endangered because they are extremely susc...
Article on Maine mice. The most common native mouse in Maine is the deer mouse (Peromyscus manicula...
Article about the success the Maine Audubon Society has had in protecting the endangered piping plov...
Nature Watch piece on the wildlife that inhabit southern Maine\u27s shrub swamps
The distribution of Maine Tabanidae is of special interest because of the number of species with mor...
Feature article on coyotes in Maine. The Maine population of coyotes is estimated to be from 10,000...
Article about the Maine otter. About 10,000 otters are evenly distributed along Maine\u27s waterway...
The Talk of Maine piece on alleged mountain lion sightings in Maine. Keel Kemper, a veteran wildli...