Tagged Stories: "animals"
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The eastern painted turtle: A natural work of art
April 5, 2024A reptile famous for its colorful shell
Read storyThese spooky spiders are master engineers
October 14, 2022A female yellow garden spider stands over prey wrapped in in silk in her web. (Photo courtesy of Rik Brittain/iNaturalist CC BY-NC)
Read storyBorn to stand out
May 1, 2020Five-lined skinks provide a pop of color to the forest floor
Read storyWooded wetlands host amphibians aplenty
April 10, 2020The wood frog is an early-season visitor to vernal pools
Read storyTen Chesapeake species with unique nicknames
April 1, 2020These creative names will bring some joy to your day
Read storyFemale birds show their colors
March 27, 2020Though the females are often drab, there are exceptions to every rule
Read storyTiny crustaceans in their transient ponds
March 6, 2020Fairy shrimp thrive in short-lived woodland wetlands
Read storyA ferocious predator in a small package
February 12, 2020Fishers rebound thanks to reforestation
Read storyAppearances can be deceiving
January 3, 2020Wolf spiders provide valuable services to their young and to us
Read storyYear in review: Our most popular articles about the Bay in 2019
December 31, 2019A look at the Chesapeake region over the past year through our most popular articles
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