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A reward of $2,500 is being offered “for information that significantly furthers the investigation” of a bald eagle that was shot in Queen Anne’s County in October, according to Christina Meister, spokesperson for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
As …
The following is an editorial (opinion).
Donating venison to food banks is a great idea if the meat is free of lead – but that’s not necessarily what’s happening in Anne Arundel County currently.
Even more concerning is those …
You can safely dispose of carbofuran this Saturday if you’re still in possession of the banned, toxic pesticide and are a resident of Queen Anne’s, Talbot, Kent or Caroline counties – by doing so, you’d be helping to safeguard bald …
It happened on Halloween of last year – over a dozen black vultures were found on a state property. Some were already dead, some would soon be and others were sickened.
On October 31, 2019, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife …
After a tornado it’s not unusual to see people on social media asking or stating, “who got an alert?” or “I never got an alert” or “I didn’t hear an alarm siren.”
The alarm sirens that some of us remember …