This western Maine mountain was a winter wonderland
Not even the minor discomfort could distract Ron Chase from the spectacular snow-covered views from atop Cranberry Peak.
Not even the minor discomfort could distract Ron Chase from the spectacular snow-covered views from atop Cranberry Peak.
“I love the western Maine region because there are many trails that allow public access to residents and visitors,” Sarah Sindo writes.
The enormous raptor was spotted in midcoast Maine on Saturday afternoon, according to the Maine Audubon.
When the temperatures drop below freezing, here’s how Maine’s animals survive the winter.
Cross-country skiing is the type of activity that is fun right from the get-go, if you start on easy trails.
The best ways to be prepared to ice fish in freezing temperatures is to wear breathable layers, stay hydrated and stay dry.
Dogs can’t talk and they can’t tell you when their feet go numb or their ears are burning. So you have to be observant.
“My outhouse owl was hooting and hollering while it was still January. Barred owls will start up the chorus soon.”
Hunters experienced the least successful moose hunting season since 1980.
“The only good coyote is a dead one,” said one reader.
Wednesday will mark the completion of 30 consecutive years in which Larry Merrill has paddled at least once every month.
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