Conservationists are trying to learn more about who tampered with signs protecting a threatened species on Squam Lake.“Of all the factors that could cause a loon to lose a nest, this is one of the ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. - Two eggs have been spotted on the Minnesota Bound Loon Cam. Minnesota Bound resident loon expert Larry Backlund said the eggs should hatch within the next week and could hatch ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. - And then... there were two. Loon guru Larry Backlund notified KARE 11 that a second egg was laid in the Minnesota Bound Live Loon Cam nest Thursday morning. The cam, located on ...

A live webcam may capture the hatching of two loon eggs on a nest in the Lakes Region today, and if you get a chance to watch keep this in mind: Those parents probably aren’t as young as you think.

HOLDERNESS, N.H. (AP) — Navigating her boat toward a wooden platform floating in an idyllic New Hampshire lake where “On Golden Pond" was filmed, biologist Tiffany Grade spotted what she had feared.

Bill Gassman has run the loon cam for about a decade, spending his spring and summer giving viewers a look at the private lives of loons. On a busy day, the corner of YouTube run by the New ...

Q: I recently found a loon egg on the shore in front of our cabin, which is strange, because the loon nest is located on the other end of the lake. Any thoughts? A: It's a shame about the loon egg, ...

The lone loon chick on Squam Lake gets fed a minnow by its parent last week on the northern end of the big lake. Credit: Courtesy Sign up for the Concord Monitor's morning newsletter and get essential ...

As they've done every year since 2003, Bob and Carole Otto approached a spring day in 2017 with the same mission. A couple of days after ice-out, on April 5, they launched a loon nesting platform onto ...

WEBVTT REPORTER: ADULT LOONS AND THEIR FOUR DAY OLD CHICK ENJOYING AN EVENING ON SQUAM LAKE. NATURAL SIGHTS AND SOUNDS THAT SOMEONE RECENTLY DISTURBED. >> OF ALL THE FACTORS THAT COULD CAUSE A LOON TO ...

On a busy day, the corner of YouTube run by the New Hampshire’s Loon Preservation Committee gets hundreds of visitors. Viewers come for the close-up views of loons: striking black and white feathers, ...