wildlife

Interested in viewing beautiful Kentucky wildlife in the winter? Well, here you go.

Much like raptors many times its size, this pint-sized Kentucky predator sits perched waiting for its prey. Once dead, it puts on display.

A couple in Tennessee took what they believed to be a stray kitten to an animal rescue only to learn it was a baby bobcat!

It's fox mating season in Kentucky; here's what to expect...at night...off in the distance.

Is there ever a time when one doesn't have to rake the yard? In the spring, summer, and maybe fall, it's grass clippings, and primarily in the fall, it's tons and tons of fallen leaves. The leaves you pile up to jump into, the leaves you stuff into a giant smiling jack-o-lantern (garbage bag) with for Halloween decor, the leaves that fill the gutters, and so on.

You can sure tell when a city's limits are expanding. And, no, I'm not talking about the obvious signs like the actual retail and dining establishments cropping up at a breakneck pace. No I'm talking about...roadkill. Yep, it's a pretty grim indicator, but an indicator nonetheless, as far as I'm concerned. In fact, I'm seeing more and more wildlife within the city and county limits than I have eve