The yellow-bellied sapsucker is very habitual in nature, pecking “sample” holes to find a tree it likes. Once it finds a tree that it prefers, it will come back to that same tree again and ...

On a small island of Papua New Guinea, a “fairly large” creature perched on a tree trunk. Its brown speckled body seemed to blend in — but not well enough. Passing scientists spotted the ...

Unfortunately, peach trees are not very long-lived. Most will show signs of decline after about 15 years, even if they were ...

Identify and destroy spotted lanternfly eggs The egg masses can be found on tree trunks and look like a smear of mud. Each egg mass can hold 30-50 eggs. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources ...

Scientists found an “unusual” creature with a “lemon yellow” belly on a tree in Papua New Guinea and discovered a new species, a study said. Photo from Kraus, Vahtera and Weijola (2024) On ...