It’s safe to talk about the Turkey Vultures, they’ve all flown south for the winter.
Quoddy Nature Notes ~ Cormorant
December 30, 2013 By
Two species of Cormorant can be found in Maine year-round however, the Shag flies south each fall while the Great Cormorant can be found in the cold coastal waters throughout the winter months.
Quoddy Nature Notes – Sapsuckers
November 5, 2013 By
Tap tap tap, is that a sapsucker pecking on my apple tree?
Quoddy Nature Notes – Turkeys
October 22, 2013 By
With the leaves falling and Thanksgiving barely a month away, my mind drifted over to turkeys.
Quoddy Nature Notes
October 8, 2013 By
Jumping grasshoppers! These ecological pests are food for a variety of species of birds and animals including humans in some parts of the world!
QUODDY NATURE NOTES – Cicadas
October 1, 2013 By
Cicadas certainly are an interesting bug that fit nicely with our present affection for stuff like, ‘shocking’, ‘scary’ and, ‘ the world is going to be destroyed by aliens’.
Quoddy Nature Notes – Ready for Winter?
September 10, 2013 By
Quoddy Nature Notes – Ready for Winter?
QUODDY NATURE NOTES – Tachinid Flies
August 20, 2013 By
Nature is a pretty wondrous system, but not all of the time what we as people would consider nice, whatever the definition of ‘nice’ is.
Quoddy Nature Notes – Juniper
August 13, 2013 By
Juniper Juniper, Juniperus communis, is a neat little plant we have growing here in the Quoddy region. As a matter of fact, it has the largest range of any woody plant in the world, ranging across most of the Northern Hemisphere. With that big of a range one would think there would be many […]
