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You Found A Baby Animal: Now What? (The Adirondack Almanack)

May 23, 2016 By Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

"Spring is here, which means baby season! Most mammals and birds in the northern hemisphere, are born in Spring to allow them time to mature physically before Winter, giving them a shot at survival, and many of us will find baby animals in our yards, or while hiking. What should … [Read more...] about You Found A Baby Animal: Now What? (The Adirondack Almanack)