birds

You might feel the urge to rescue a baby bird you see on the ground—but it may not need your help at all.

With spring right around the corner, Maine officials are advising residents to be aware and take action regarding this common outdoor decoration.

These 30 animals are endangered here in the Granite State.

You may have heard if you turn on your red porch lights in New England, it's a sign showing love to area firefighters and other rescue personnel for their service to the communities, but now, you can kill two birds with one bulb.

Some people believe that a visit from a cardinal is not only lucky, it's a heavenly connection.

Are you hesitant to rescue a baby bird for fear of parental abandonment? Get the facts on when to step in and when to leave it be.

It's time for the pathetic chickadee to go away. This state needs a real bird to represent us.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

Have you noticed way more birds in Maine this year? Same here!

If you find yourself looking to adopt a pet, you're probably thinking of your typical dogs, cats, birds, and rodents. But what about an alpaca? Scratch that, what about six alpacas?

Cats, rats, and finches are among the critters looking for new homes.

Was it footsteps? Someone drumming?

We've all seen them, and none of us were right!

Have you caught sight of those crows in their massive nightly assembly over Lewiston, Maine?

The Black-Capped Chickadee may be our official State Bird, but it's not the most commonly-seen bird in Maine. That honor goes to the Red-Eyed Vireo.

According to the KJ, an EXTREMELY rare bird has been spotted in Augusta's Togus Pond.  The bird has spent the last week hanging out in the pond, fishing, and putting on shows for the pond's visitors. Apparently, it is only the second Clark's Grebe to ever be spotted in Maine...