maine wildlife

That's right, this doe and fawn decided that right-smack-dab in the middle of busy summer traffic in Maine was the best place for a feeding. And, who are we to tell them 'no'?

Many Mainers are experiencing deer eating up their cabbage in their gardens. Can you shoot them?

Talk about a remarkable feat. This nearly 90 year-old Maine woman was able to shoot a 775 pound Moose recently. All details here!

A Maine high school student made his Mom stop the car as they were traveling in West Paris to get out and save a skunk who was in a pretty uncomfortable predicament.

Dennis Glennon is a professional photographer who has been shooting Maine wildlife for over 25 years. He shared some of his latest moose shots from in and around Baxter State Park.

Check out these close up shots of river otters in Portland. They are tremendous examples of what can be found on the "MAINE Wildlife" Facebook page.

Three porcupines have been reported dead in Maine due to a mysterious virus coming from Canada.

I came across someone selling this disturbing tree wart on Facebook Marketplace and due to its odd shape and ugliness I needed to know more and apparently, it has healing properties that are said to have been tested to prevent cancer.

Here is a gallery of images I was able to take on Monday night. I was on my way home when I came upon a bald eagle getting ready to eat. Amazing!

They are active during the nighttime and can be seen at dusk, overnight and dawn so be sure to keep your pets inside at night to avoid a fisher getting them.