Jeanine Farley is a journalist based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She writes for Cambridge Day, focusing on local wildlife and nature stories. Jeanine's articles highlight the unique and fascinating species found in the area, providing readers with insights into the natural world around them.
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By: Jeanine Farley
by | Nov 2, 2024 | Wild Things | The barred owl is a different stripe of the species, hunting little rodent prey sometimes in daylight
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Nov 9, 2024 | Wild Things | Bobwhites are fragile birds, freezing in the cold and freezing when cornered by a hunter's dog
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Nov 16, 2024 | Wild Things | Of course white-tailed deer have four stomachs: These creatures are always eating and running
By: Jeanine Farley
We have turkeys to thank for TV dinners because in 1953, one company overestimated how many turkeys it would sell for Thanksgiving – and it couldn't just keep the trains running back and forth to stay refrigerated forever. Somerville played a role too.
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Nov 30, 2024 | Wild Things | No matter how many ring-necked ducks you see, don't expect to see the rings around their necks
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Dec 7, 2024 | Wild Things | We celebrate the turtle dove in our holiday carol but have hunted it into a dive worth mourning
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Dec 14, 2024 | Wild Things | Atlantic harbor seals can show up in the Mystic, and one stray raised in Maine learned how to talk
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Dec 21, 2024 | Wild Things | Cooper's hawks fly so quickly in pursuit of prey that the impact from their chests is usually fatal
By: Jeanine Farley
by | Dec 28, 2024 | Wild Things | Snowy owls sometimes flock here from the Arctic for rodent hunts on the tundra of Logan Airport
By: Jeanine Farley
Usually cellar spiders eat insects – and often also eat other spiders or their eggs. So if you dislike spiders, let this one be: It will do you a favor and help rid your basement of other spiders as well as flies, centipedes, ants and other creepy crawlies. These spiders don't often leave their web, rarely travel far and never attack people.
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