Birds

Some people believe that a visit from a cardinal is not only lucky, it's a heavenly connection.

Your instinct might be to jump in and rescue a baby bird on the ground, but it might not need saving after all.

Was it footsteps? Someone drumming?

Warmer temperatures in Casper, Wyoming bring an unexpected problem - an abundance of birds and bird droppings.

Currently Audubon is working to band more of an elusive little forest owl known as the Northern Saw-whet to determine how large their population is and learn more about their migratory patterns. Pictured below, Hutchinson is using a technique he has dubbed "the snow-cone hold." He says that once you've got them in your hand, they're pretty chill.

Serious diseases sometimes spread by infected ticks in Wyoming include tularemia, Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF) and Colorado tick fever (CTF).

Of all the adventures in Wyoming, bird watching may be the easiest for anyone to do

Animal Control of Cheyenne, Wyoming recently announced that they've rescued more than 80 animals from the unsafe living conditions of a Wyoming owner.

This zoonotic disease can affect humans.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recently announced that they are monitoring a national outbreak of "highly pathogenic avian influenza," otherwise known as bird flu.

This is a moment akin to something you might expect to find in The Jungle Book except instead of a jungle, it's Wyoming. And, instead of monkeys, it's magpies and moose. It's the moment when a magpie just maybe saved the life of his/her moose friend.

If you spend any amount of time on the internet, you realize that trolls are everywhere. I'm not just talking about people either. A tour group in Yellowstone National Park was quite literally trolled by a raven.