Hudson Valley Wildlife

These two bear cubs will spend the winter getting healthier with the Friends of the Feathered and Furry in Hunter New York.

Hudson Valley coyote sightings go up as the weather gets colder. They are hungry and will try to trick you and your pet.

Bears are power eating this time of year according to the NYS DEC so be sure to be Bear Wise.

The Bobcat kittens at the Friends of the Feathered and Furry are growing stronger and bigger every day at Hunter New York Wildlife Rehabber.

Run with the wolves virtually and you will be helping in reality Hudson Valley.

Some Hudson Valley Hunters are not happy about the change in policy.

Sgt. Witt of the Village of Millbrook Police Department came to the rescue of some juvenile raccoons who found themselves in a bit of a mess.

Many of us have had the experience of coming across an animal in need. Sometimes that animal is a member of New York's Wildlife community. Recently a group of people found an owl in such bad condition they were sure it was dead. Turns out it was barely alive and in need of immediate assistance...

One of my favorite things to do on a summer night is sit in the yard and watch the fireflies come out. I find it magical how those little bugs can light up the darkness. Little sparks all over the night sky. Sadly for years now scientists have warned that the firefly population is going down...

It is easier than ever to spot a bald eagle in New York thanks to advice from the NYS DEC.