Illinois Wildlife

The Ruby-throated hummingbird is a familiar sight in these parts, but are you ready for their early arrival this year?

Who knew a late-night drive could turn into a wildlife sighting? Foxes are thriving right under our noses, and they’re more interesting than you might think.

From Wisconsin to the edges of Illinois, black bears are on the move again. Their journey back to food brings both excitement and caution to local communities.

Nothing says spring like the cheerful chorus of songbirds returning home. Get your binoculars ready for a lively season ahead!

The shimmering wings of hummingbirds will soon grace our skies again. Let’s talk about how to welcome them back.

When you think of Bigfoot, the Pacific Northwest usually comes to mind. But Illinois has a surprising number of sightings that might just change your perspective.

January through March brings more than just winter chills—it's mating season for coyotes, and their calls are echoing through our neighborhoods.

You'd think a car's color wouldn't matter, but it turns out some shades are like a buffet sign for birds. Who knew?

As the cold takes its toll on songbird populations, the Northern Cardinal stands out as a symbol of endurance. This state bird has quite the story behind its title.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, love isn’t the only thing heating up in Northern Illinois. Let’s talk about the coyotes stirring up some local excitement.