By now, you might have heard a bit about some "changes" to the legal hunting hours for Moose in Maine.  Recently, the Department discovered a long-standing error in the Maine Moose Hunter's Guide.

By Regional Wildlife Biologist Scott McLellan The Delano Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is located about 4 miles north of the town of Monson, along the eastern side of Route 6/15.  One feature that has become a popular attraction is Goodell Brook Falls, located very close to the highway near the outlet of Spectacle Pond.  This is a short trail (200-300 yards) that bisects the Appalachian trail near the parking lot in Monson (coordinates:  45.331401 / 69.535418).  This is a relatively new trail that was developed by the Maine Appalachian Trail Club just a few years ago.  It is a well-marked an

  [caption id="attachment_921" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Evening colors over Rangeley Lake[/caption] Recently, Maine hosted the 4^th meeting of the Eastern Golden Eagle Working Group (EGEWG) group in Rangeley July 9-11.  This is an international collaboration of scientists

by Regional Wildlife Biologist Chuck Hulsey Also known locally as “Baud’s Pond”, this wetland management area is perfect for a quick paddle and great wildlife viewing.  Visitors who arrive very early in the morning or after sunset are likely to see wood ducks, deer, moose, wading birds, or furbearers such as a musk

Written by Sarah Spencer, Wildlife Biologist It’s four a.m.