wildlife

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...

While their appearance may be alarming to some, are they really anything to worry about?

Reports of abandoned baby deer are on the rise in New York this month. If one happens to appear in your yard, there may be reason to intervene.

The American Badger, is known for its distinctive black and white facial patterns, as it primarily makes its home in grasslands and open forest areas. But are they in New York?

Some of these fish species have been around as long as the dinosaurs.

No, we don't mean the guy who sang "Kissed By a Rose!" A lost seal made it's way up the Hudson River only to be spotted by an Upstate New York fisherman!

If you leave out hair, string, or pet fur each spring to help your local birds build their nest, you need to stop because you could be killing them.

A game farm in Ithaca is New York's sole supplier of pheasants and the Cornell Wildlife Health Lab has confirmed an outbreak of bird flu at the farm.

New York State Police are investigating a bizarre incident that happened on the roads Monday night.

Not surprisingly, New York and a few other cities in New York state ranked high for rat infestations.