Tips and Tricks for Ticks

Tips and Tricks for Ticks

by | Jul 8, 2026 | Uncategorized, Wildlife

Header photo sourced from the Centers of Disease Control website. As you spend time outdoors this summer, it’s important to practice tick prevention as tick-borne diseases continue to be a growing concern in Tennessee. Ticks are commonly found in wooded, brushy...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Helping Baby Birds

The Do’s and Don’ts of Helping Baby Birds

by | May 28, 2026 | Birds, Wildlife

By Jenna Atma, Avian BiologistWarner Parks B.I.R.D. Program All photos by Jenna Atma. It’s that time of year when baby birds are popping up all over the place! You may have even seen a few already—maybe they’re nesting in your backyard, or even scoping out your garage...
Behind Every Bird Is an Insect

Behind Every Bird Is an Insect

by | Apr 29, 2026 | Birds, Wildlife

By Jenna Atma, Avian BiologistWarner Parks B.I.R.D. Program All photos by Jenna Atma. On a warm, sunny day, it’s easy to notice the birds—their beautiful songs, their bright colors, and their flitting movement through the trees and sky. What’s harder to see is...
Timing of Spring Migration

Timing of Spring Migration

by | Apr 2, 2026 | Birds, Wildlife

By Jenna Atma, Avian BiologistWarner Parks B.I.R.D. Program Cover photo: Louisiana Waterthrush. All photos by Jenna Atma. As birds begin to move northward on their migratory journey, you may hear and see different kinds of birds filling the skies and trees around you...