BILLINGS — A Bozeman hunter’s bird dog has alerted health officials to the possibility that the tick that carries Lyme ...

The number of Western snowy plovers in Oregon increased slightly last year, as officials begin roping off patches of beach ...

Something tiny and almost invisible is quietly multiplying in your garden, waiting for the right moment to strike. As ...

With warmer weather arriving, more people are spending time outdoors, and ticks are becoming a concern again. While ticks can be active whenever temperatures exceed 37 ...

Mornings, before anything except coffee, I go to the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration (NOAA) weather service ...

It broadened horizons for the kids. "Some of them didn't realize the same eggs that came from the grocery store were also the same eggs you can hatch chickens out of," said McCoy. "And I've ...

Video of the pip, a slight crack in the eggshell that is the first sign a chick is trying to hatch, shows the incoming eaglets’ two siblings playing in the snow and seemingly cheering the ...

Over 90 tick species are widespread across the United States, out of an estimated 850 worldwide. According to the CDC, the annual number of new cases of Lyme disease in the United States is rapidly ...

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She waited to deliver all of her eggs before incubating, so the team expects that hatching could begin in 38 to 40 days due to this delayed incubation. The eggs could begin to break out from their ...

Screengrab from FOBBV CAM The dedicated bald eagle parents haven’t had a successful hatch since their last eaglet, Spirit, was born March 3, 2022. Jackie and Shadow tended to two eggs through ...

Screengrab from FOBBV CAM Beloved bald eagle parents Jackie and Shadow may be parents again after two eggs have started to hatch in their Southern California nest. The first pip was seen at 3:09 p ...