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The number of monarchs roosting each evening is quite impressive.

Squirrels eavesdrop on birds to help them determine if an area is safe from potential predators, according to a recent study.

This unique specimen is often confused for a fungus, but it's a perennial plant that lacks chlorophyll.

That heat lightning you saw this week? It was just lightning from a storm far off in the distance. 

If you love dragonflies, it's a great time to be in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

"Leaves of three, let it be" is a good rule of thumb, but knowing more about poison ivy may help you avoid an itchy rash. 

A rare, all-white ruby-throated hummingbird was spotted in northeastern Ohio this week.

The royal-sounding queen snake is common in the Great Lakes region. This snake, often seen near water, is sometimes confused with the garter snake and the northern water snake. Learn what sets it apart. 

If you're looking forward to a colorful canopy, this map is just for you.

Birds flying in formation can be an awe-inspiring feat of nature, but how do the birds do it? And why?

Find out by answering these 10 questions.

It's a tradition at Shanwee National Forest. 

If you listen closely at night, you'll hear a chorus of insects. Cicadas, crickets and katydids all combine to create a symphony of sound. 

Fishing line seems like an innocuous tool, but in reality it's a death trap for untold numbers of wildlife.