Douglas H. Domedion is a local journalist based in Lockport, New York. He writes for several newspapers, including the Lockport Union Sun & Journal, Niagara Gazette, and Cleburne Times Review. Douglas specializes in outdoor and wildlife-related articles, providing readers with insights into the natural beauty and wildlife of the Lockport area.
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Douglas H. Domedion's coverage focuses on wildlife, birds, and conservation efforts in the Western New York area, particularly Lockport. His articles often feature expert commentary and opinions related to lifestyle and house & home topics.
If you're reaching out to Douglas, consider offering insights or stories about local wildlife conservation efforts or updates on bird populations in the Western New York region. Additionally, if you have expertise related to outdoor activities or environmental changes impacting local wildlife habitats, these could also be of interest to him.
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By: Douglas H. Domedion
The cholesterol in venison is the "good" kind, not like in beef. That's because deer don't just eat and lay around like domestic animals. They're very active and eat a variety of natural foods without artificial additives. File photo / Douglas H. Domedion
By: Douglas H. Domedion
The snowy owl is a rare visitor to Western New York, and a treat to see. Douglas H. Domedion / contributor
Doug Domedion was able to get this "closeup" shot of an eagle only with the proper equipment — and time for the bird to get used to his van, parked off-road regularly and peaceably. Douglas H. Domedion / contributor
As I wrote this winter had arrived with some snow, winds and cold temperatures. The Alabama Swamps are basically frozen, so the waterfowl are
I travel a particular road quite often as it puts me near a marsh and the possibility of getting some wildlife shots. Recently when I was there the ground was
By: Douglas H. Domedion
He was a source of pocket money for many of us country boys when growing up and still holds an important part in some trappers’ winter activities. At one time
By: Douglas H. Domedion
The past few weeks it seems eagles have been following me around, and offering some great photographing opportunities. Winter has settled in and finding food is a bit harder for
By: Douglas H. Domedion
Recently we have experienced some harsh winter conditions — cold temperatures and high winds. I hated going out to fill the bird feeders in my yard, but the little guys
The mourning dove is a regular visitor to many people's bird feeders, and it usually goes for seeds dropped on the ground by other birds.
At about 3 1/2 years old, this eagle is still maturing and does not yet have the white head and tail that characterize the eagles of popular imagination. Contributed photo
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