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.
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This hawk owl, which hails from northern Canada, caused quite a stir among local birders when it showed up in Lyndonville. Douglas H. Domedion
By: Douglas H. Domedion
Well, summer has arrived along with some really hot periods, and while we can deal with it much more easily with our ACs and from within the shelter of our
Hummingbirds love the glowing red blooms on cardinal flowers. Douglas H. Domedion | contributor
By: Douglas H. Domedion
As I was photographing a doe and her fawn on the dike on Ringneck Marsh at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge the other day, I couldn’t help wondering
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Stands of dead ash trees have become a common sight in New York state, thanks to the non-native, invasive Emerald Ash Borer.
By: Douglas H. Domedion
When we left off last week, the orphaned redheaded woodpecker had been returned to Dr. Parker's place on the Lake Ontario shoreline. A few days after that, I planned a
By: Douglas H. Domedion
He isn’t very smart, looks like a rat and his dirty white fur is not of good quality. As a young trapper I tried to make a pet of this ugly creature.
Monarch butterflies flock to the perennial wildflower Liatris, also known as blazing star or gayfeather. Douglas H. Domedion / contributor
The chipmunk is a small and common rodent in the squirrel family. Everyone loves chipmunks because they are so cute, and some even have names like Alvin, Simon and Theodore.
Bluebird Overlook is the name given to Doug Domedion’s 62-acre camp in Allegany County. Douglas H. Domedion
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