One dog had been fighting with another dog on the team and jumped it during a break, prompting Nicolas Petit to try to stop it.
Outdoors
Rare hawk that succumbed to Maine winter will go on display at state museum
State raptor biologists said it will help tell the story of ‘migrant’ birds.
Judy Camuso has an untraditional background as the new IFW commissioner
Can she unite Maine’s divided outdoor community? Many outdoors groups say yes.
George H.W. Bush being inducted into fishing hall of fame
The International Game Fish Association is posthumously recognizing nation’s 41st president for his lifelong passion for angling of any kind.
Maine lawmakers end the flap over Maine’s state bird
A legislative committee unanimously votes to kill a bill that would have required lawmakers to choose a specific species of chickadee – black-capped or boreal.
Bonanza of barred owl sightings in Maine elicits delight, awe
Many people are reporting sightings on social media, and a Maine Audubon naturalist cites the boom in the rodent population for the abundance of owls whose call sounds like ‘who cooks for you.’
Winter brings rare solitude to Acadia
But come prepared because icy conditions make the hikes challenging.
Birding: A trip to Mexico to make new friends and keep the old
Rio Lagartos on the Yucatan Peninsula offers plenty for birders.
Who will rule the roost? The black-capped or the boreal chickadee?
Birding advocates ask Maine legislators to choose one or the other as the official state bird.
Maine fishermen love cooking their fresh catch, and the simpler, the better
But when they fish and what they fish for are important points to consider in their much-loved fish sandwich.