My Guide To Surviving Mosquitoes
We joke that the mosquito is the official “Maine State Bird”. With June comes an invasion, a new generation of insects. And, with all the rain this spring, they will be in record numbers throughout the US. In fact there are over 3,000 species of mosquitoes. While they feast on humans, I have read that 1 in 10 [...]
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Do you have Wild Neighbors?
Our wild neighbors are back. They’re big, they’re troublesome and sometimes they’re a bit scary. I’m talking about our neighborhood black bears.
Living in rural New Jersey affords my family and I some very beautiful opportunities to see wildlife. It also means that we have to learn how to live in harmony with these wild neighbors.
We [...]
Pests and Backyard Chickens
This week, a reader has an issue with vermin. The Chicken Whisperer says it’s all about food storage.
VIDEO: Controlled Underbrush Fire
Great footage of a supervised underbrush fire from February 2009 filmed in Levy, South Carolina. To keep wildfire from getting out of control and burning very valuable timber in the coastal South Carolina and Georgia region, it’s advisable to do a controlled burn during the months of January, February and March.



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