Volunteers came Sunday to help frogs and salamanders cross Range Road, but the most movement likely happened after midnight, when the human visitors were gone.
Animals
Portland panel to weigh in on proposed Baxter Woods leash law in June
During a walk through the park, a city official hears from people on both sides of the debate.
Panda romance in the air at Berlin zoo, but love takes time
The zoo says panda pregnancies on average last 155 days and produce one or two cubs.
Forget kibbles: U.S. sales of fresh pet food are soaring
U.S. pet owners are increasingly feeding fresh food to their dogs and cats.
Paddleboats, zipline could be new additions to Portland’s Deering Oaks Park
A life-sized, bronze statue of the great black hawk that took up residence in the park over the winter is one of several possible new features.
Wildlife advocates sound alarm after 48 pounds of plastic found in dead whale
The World Wildlife Foundation said plastic is one of the greatest threats to marine life.
New Englanders urged to keep hands off as surf brings young seals
The New England Aquarium warns that some beach walkers got too close over the weekend.
Peregrine falcon nesting box to be moved to protect workers on I-95 bridge
The aggressive, endangered birds pose a safety risk for workers repaving the Piscataqua River Bridge between New Hampshire and Maine over the next three years, officials say.
Squirrels ‘declare war,’ maple syrup producers say
The abundant squirrel population in New England this year is chewing through sap tubing and spouts.
Gov. Mills gets to cuddle 4 bear cubs
Maine’s biologists are grappling with rapid growth in the bear population, and the governor has joined them to learn more.