Common Nighthawks are migrating. Look for flocks flying over in the evenings. The white stripe near their wingtips is distinctive.
After dark in Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland, town residents join to rescue pufflings—baby Atlantic Puffins—that got confused by the town lights and flew inland instead of off to sea. In the morning, the pufflings are released at the ocean.
It’s time to plant food plots for wildlife! Look for tips in the June 2025 Premium Edition.
With the Milky Way spangling the night sky, there are many astronomy targets to view. Last month’s “In Our Skies” lists some of them.
Bird migration is beginning at Cape May, NJ.
The monarch butterfly migration is beginning.
Deer, elk, and moose are developing velvet-covered antlers.
Hummingbird moths visit flowers during the day, and sphinx moths visit them at night.
