Posted on February 24, 2018
by Devon Bowker
Don’t let that cute little face fool you. The carnivorous Least Weasel is fierce, eating up to 60% of its body weight in food per day.
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Category: Animals, Mammals, The Wild Life BlogTags: animals, central minnesota, environment, hiking, hiking find, least weasel, life, mammal, minnesota, mustelidae, nature, pauly shore, quarry park, the wild life, weasel, wildlife
Posted on October 22, 2017
by Devon Bowker
The Asian Lady Beetles are back with a vengeance for their annual autumn invasion.
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Category: Insects and Arachnids, The Wild Life BlogTags: agriculture, aphids, asian lady beetle, autumn, beetle, biology, ecology, environment, fall, Harmonia axyridis, Insects, lady bug, ladybug, ladybug swarm, life, minnesota, multi-colored Asian lady beetle, spotted, swarm, what is going on with all of these ladybugs?
Posted on January 27, 2017
by Devon Bowker
Minnesota’s glacially carved landscape is marked with countless remarkable natural features, including some of the best waterfalls in the country. No matter the season, it is worth the trip. You can do this road trip in two ways: 1) Start south of Minneapolis at…
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Category: The Wild Life BlogTags: banning state park, cross river, cross river falls, george crosby manitou, gooseberry falls, hastings, high falls, lutsen, minneapolis, minnehaha talls, minnesota, mn, pigeon river, poplar river, roadtrip, schroeder, tettegouche state park, Travel, vermillion falls, waterfalls, wolf creek falls
