Kentucky's “fall†squirrel season continues in its second week today, making more sense with temperatures having dropped to more conventional late August levels.
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We don't see enough of tree frogs. Whether we recognize it or not, we hear a good deal of them in the spring months when most of their mating takes place, when males in particular call to advertise for female companionship. Even then, we see little to none of them.
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 It’s a celebration of all things insect when the Shawnee Chapter Illinois Audubon Society hosts its annual Insect Awareness & Appreciation Day on Saturday, Aug. 23, at the Illinois Audubon Society’s War Bluff Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.Â
We might call it the Rattleheaded Copper Moccasin Syndrome. That's the assumption that every snake is venomous as if there is no distinction between species.Â
This week's Pet of the Week is Bart, a 6-year-old retriever Labrador mix who has been with the McCracken County Humane Society since March.Â
I thought perhaps that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had initiated a major project in my yard before I determined it was only eastern mole activity.
This week's Pet of the Week is a dog who has come a long way since she first arrived at the McCracken County Humane Society, according to the people who've been caring for her.
Tuesday, June 17, markets totaled 728 head. Compared to last week, slaughter cows, steady to $2 higher; slaughter bulls, $2 to $4 higher; feeder steers, steady; feeder heifers, steady.
Kentucky’s wildlife managers hope the public will pitch in with reports to help out an annual turkey tally.
After a year at the McCracken County Humane Society, 8-year-old Faith is ready to find her forever home.Â
