Stories

But those who fish the Rifle river, or any river, in September know a different story. The air is crisper, the river quieter.

I caught a splash of color against the slowly lightening sky. There, perched on the electric wire, was the first eastern bluebird of the se

Rabbits are opportunists, and winter offers few choices, so young maples and birches like these make an easy target

That’s when I heard it – the haunting call of a barred owl echoing through the forest.

White-footed mice, with their sleek fur and white underbellies, have taken refuge among the stacked logs, seeking warmth and shelter from th

They are an industrious bunch, each bird deftly snatching up a peanut in its beak before flying off to stash its prize.

Perched on the feeder is a tiny bird with a striking appearance—a red-breasted nuthatch.

Fascinated, I watch as a raccoon scrambles from the top of the feeder to the tree trunk with surprising agility in the moonlight.

Explore the natural beauty of Ogemaw County through "An Ogemaw County Year," a project celebrating its diverse flora and fauna across the se