Tag: wildlife
Do you know your scat?
How good are you at scatology? Naturalist Linda Gilbert will put you to the test Nov. 3 from 2 to 2:45 p.m. at The West Woods Nature Center.
Spiders, snakes and bats get a bad rap
Scott Shalaway defends the outcast wildlife commonly associated with creepy Halloween decorations — bats, spiders and snakes.
Oh, deer! Stay alert on the road this fall
Autumn is when deer-vehicle collisions peak. Learn how to be careful on the roadways and avoid collisions with deer.
When wildlife runs wild
Kymberly Foster Seabolt is fine with living among wildlife. All she asks is to have peaceful enjoyment of approximately 3,000 square feet inside her home.
The biological basis for hunting
Scott Shalaway offers insight on the science that goes into decisions on wildlife management.
Matching bird food to feeders helps birds
Learn how to make any backyard feeding station a success by matching birdseed to specific types of bird feeders.
Dragonfly swarms in Pa., Ohio and W.Va.
Scott Shalaway details the history of dragonfly swarm sightings in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
A look at the present-day status of hunting
Scott Shalaway is convinced that hunting is a legitimate tool to solve wildlife problems, but its popularity is fading.
Hunting raccoons: Part one
Judith Sutherland offers insight on the way land use has affected coon hunting and the opportunities available for hunters.
Common backyard and even household invertebrates
Centipedes and millipedes are harmless invertebrates that occasionally occur indoors, but seldom warrant chemical control.
