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The first time we spotted the Hummingbird Moth, we didn't know what it was. It took a few videos, photos, a little time and research to learn this beautiful creature's name and something about its habits. Following is a brief introduction.

It’s been 17 years since the last emergence of the Brood X Cicada. In May and June of 2021, these periodical cicadas have emerged in mass in the Princeton, New Jersey area. We had a chance to observe them up close and personal.

During our daily creek walks, we’ve discovered turtles live there. They are not always visible, but when we are lucky, we find one or more sunning themselves on a nice day. This led us to learn more about these fascinating creatures.

Who doesn't love the sweet and adorable bunny rabbit or baby chick, especially around the Easter holiday?  Have you ever wondered why the association with baby bunnies, for example, and Easter has occurred? And why have these adorable animals been considered as part of the Easter gift-giving festivities?

What first comes to mind when you think of a frog? Perhaps it’s the green, bulgy-eyed amphibian with the croaking sound, or maybe it’s the lovable Muppet character, Kermit the Frog, who brought the amphibian to life. What might not come to mind is the frog’s ecological integrity with species that span the globe.

Pet Poison Helpline makes a big effort in keeping pet owners informed of pet toxins and how to avoid pet hazards. Every now and then a story stands out for being unusual, yet a situation that could happen in anyone’s home. The following story concerns a pet Cockatiel named Tequila.

February is traditionally the month we associate with Love, and for many that Love extends to our pets. Lorraine Zdeb, founder of Love Your Pet LLC, a premier pet sitting service based in Somerset County, New Jersey, hopes to inspire and motivate pet owners everywhere for a special February holiday meant to celebrate our pets, Love Your Pet Day on February 20^th.

Who needs a little extra bit of good luck? I came across an old superstition and decided to share it. It appears this superstition found in Britain and North America entails repeating the words "rabbit(s)" or "white rabbits" aloud upon waking on the first day of a month to ensure good luck for the entire month.

My visit to the local creek has become an almost daily experience not only for exercise by walking there and back, but also for a peek at the wildlife inhabitants there. I now know where to look for the Great Blue Heron, and I continue to learn more about this fabulous creature.