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16/07/2019

This is Notcho and her new fawn! Little fawn was born about two weeks ago, a little later than the others! We call this doe Notcho because of her ear. :)

12/03/2018

Sunny spring day, perfect for this ruffed grouse to drum his wings, calling for a mate. Regrettably, he calls in a nosy neighbor instead.

"Funin and Sunin" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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07/03/2018

Almost 4 feet tall, weighing in at nearly 20 pounds, and a 5 ½ foot wingspan make this male Canadian goose and this mated pair a force to reckon with. His sights are set on the intruding duet of geese off frame. In March the geese will stake claims to beaver ponds and other suitable areas even before the ice is out. The early bird gets the best nest sites for his lucky lady!

Music: "Feelin Good"
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26/02/2018

While some American Robins do tend to stay in the Midwest all winter, most migrate south. These robins got caught in an early spring snowstorm and are making the best of it by banding together and feeding on Staghorn Sumac berries from last fall.

Music: “Ambiment” by Kevin MacLeod

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20/02/2018

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The “storm” in this case is the competition of mating rights. These two tom wild turkeys appear to be friends now, but in a week or two there will be…

15/02/2018

15/02/2018

Have you seen them?

This time of year, late winter, the bohemian waxwings enter our area and start feeding on dried berries that are still hanging from last fall. This is an important…

08/07/2017

Very Intricate Flower! A Sweet Clover Flower!

Close Up of Clover flower, very intricate! Something you don't usually bend down to see this close up! Beautiful. Aside from the sweetness they have, no wonder…

07/07/2017

Tired of the deer-flies? Watch This!

Deer Flies can be a terrible ordeal this time of year for animals and humans alike. If you find yourself troubled by these pests, just look for a spot with dragonflies.…

10/04/2017

Sometimes heard, less seldom seen--this Hermit Thrush gave us a good long view! The variations of his song are amazing: The Thrush can produce two different notes…

12/06/2016

A hungry Eastern Chipmunk, getting a jump on winter by storing up already in June! This happy little rodent was making his way along the banks of a northern Wisconsin moraine lake, with food on his mind. Nothing will stand in his way while he fills his winter larder.
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A hungry Eastern Chipmunk, getting a jump on winter by storing up already in June! This happy little rodent was making his way along the banks of a northern Wisconsin…

26/04/2016

Only a few hours on the pond! Wildlife is in full swing this time of year...

Spring on the pond; Nature is returning to the northern woods. Ice is slow to go, but the ducks and geese are well on their way to carrying on another generation.…

10/05/2014

It starts before ice-out in the north—Canada Geese arrive and plan for their spring nest. The early birds get the best nesting spots, often on a beaver lodge, like…

09/03/2014

Early spring at the beaver lodge. Anticipating the arrival of spring, this lodge is the first indicator that I watch every year. Soon, a small opening appears in…

09/02/2014

Winter can be very difficult for whitetail deer. When snow is deep, as it is this winter, food becomes harder and harder to find. Whitetails spend their days split between finding woody browse and staying warm. With deep snow making it difficult to run, predators can also become more of a problem–ke...

28/01/2014

There’s no doubt that winter is tough on wildlife. Some adapt, some travel or migrate to warmer climes. The ones that choose to stay often face cold temperatures…

17/11/2013

Anhinga Clumsy yet graceful, odd-looking yet beautiful--thus we describe the Anhinga. A warm-habitat water bird, sometimes called the “Water Turkey” or “Snake…

15/09/2013

A forward-moving wave best describes the locomotion of a crawling caterpillar. Eating-machines on their way to becoming butterflies and moths, the caterpillar’s…

27/08/2013

High in the sky--large, roiling masses of condensed air; summer cloud formations form some of the most dramatic scenes in nature. Strong updrafts lifting currents…

14/08/2013

Weighing in at one ton and standing over 5 feet at the shoulder, the American Bison, or more commonly known as the Buffalo, is the largest, heaviest herbivore in North America. Once numbering in the millions they were persecuted heavily in the 1800’s; their numbers dipping to around 500 animals. Now...

13/07/2013

Sometimes you can search high and low for wildlife and rarely see it. While on a video shoot in New Mexico, however, we happened upon this group of scaled quail–literally under our noses in the parking lot. They attracted quite a crowd with their gregarious grouping and feisty ways–running back and…

29/06/2013

Killdeer are one of the most familiar plovers running the grounds in North America. Named for their vocalization, they are active both day and night. They will often visit well-lit ball fields and parks in the evenings, where they are quite social and vocal. Considered shorebirds, any water will do–...

15/06/2013

In Early May, American Snapping Turtles begin to rise from the depths of the ponds where they have been wintering. Called estivating, these turtles will spend the entire winter submerged in the mud in the bottom of ponds and streams. Then, seeing the light and feeling the warmth of the early spring…

05/06/2013

When you are only two inches high, protecting your special patch of flowers for your food source becomes a demanding job; you are always on duty. Sitting nearby, you must be ever vigilant for intruders, which must be immediately chased off. North America’s only breeding hummingbirds, the Ruby-Throat...

13/05/2013

After wintering in Central America, these Baltimore Orioles have selected a perfect nesting spot; high in a cottonwood tree. The Female Oriole alone weaves the nest…

08/05/2013

When you are only an inch long, you have special issues. Being heard above all others so you can find a mate, can be a problem. And, with wetlands diminishing,…

02/05/2013

Tree Swallows are cavity nesters. Choice locations are holes in trees, but they readily take to man-made nest boxes. The male diligently guards the nest box from…

02/05/2013

Spring does not always bring early warmth. These Trumpeter Swans are spending this cold spring grouped together, patiently waiting for warm rain to open more waterways.…

14/04/2013

The Wilson’s snipe is a common shorebird that enjoys the wet, grassy areas of early spring melt-water ponds. It uses its long, flexible bill to probe the ground;…

02/04/2013

Even before the snow has completely left, the Great Blue Herons arrive in the rookeries. The first males to arrive get the prime, strongest nest sites within the…

31/03/2013

The beginning of April signals the turning point for this Ruffed Grouse. Mating season is fast approaching and he has this exact location picked out; he is ready…

24/03/2013

The beginning of April signals the turning point for this Ruffed Grouse. Mating season is fast approaching and he has this exact location picked out; he is ready…

22/03/2013

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22/03/2013

Snack time in slow motion. I shot this Panther Chameleon with my Sony FS700 video camera. It's pretty amazing that even at 240fps the chameleon's tongue is still…

15/03/2013

For more than 30 years, National Geographic has been the leader in wildlife programming. Nat Geo WILD offers intimate encounters with nature’s ferocious fighters…