Category Archives: Animal Sightings

Animal sightings are often enjoyed while hunting our sedentary friends. Sometimes the tracks they leave behind are the only evidence we have of their visit. Tracks can be animal footprints, impressions, rubbings, dung or plant damage.

Manual Destruction of Bagworm Nests Really Works

Posted on October 13, 2011 by wilde

It finally occurred to me a while back that we didn’t spend any time taking care of bag worm nests this year. Evidently, the manual destruction of bag worm nests really does work to remove them. I’ve posted here before … Continue reading →

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Red Eft Going Boldly in the Woods

Posted on August 5, 2011 by wilde

While out looking for wintergreen plants during the morning hours one day in July, this orange salamander crossed my path. I wasn’t walking on a trail, but rather traipsing through the oak-hickory-maple woodlands on a mountain ridge in Pennsylvania. What … Continue reading →

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