Learn what a tufted titmouse looks like. Plus, hear its song and find out how to attract this gray and white songbird to feeders.

These large butterflies do not migrate like monarchs. They glide through fields and farmlands and frequent urban landscapes.

Two tufts, sometimes called pencils, of long black hairs with black tufts project forward and up from the head. Another pencil projects up and back from the rear, but the leading edge is composed of ...

It’s early fall and we sometimes enjoy seeing fuzzy orange and black caterpillars trekking over the trails on their way to better foraging or a site for pupation. Although we usually call them ...

Although the tufted titmouse hasn’t been back into our east Reading neighborhood yet and despite official reports that West Nile virus has again this summer been detected in Berks mosquitoes,… ...