Jeanine Farley

As warmth returns, these beautiful fish shake off their winter torpor.

The birds that migrated south for winter are coming back. The red-winged blackbird is in the vanguard, and many more will follow.

Light pollution is creating a dimmer future for our local ecosystem.

Eels change so much during their life and travel so far that it is not surprising people had trouble putting all the pieces together.

The slippery creatures are essential as a food source for humans and animals and because they bridge the freshwater and saltwater ecosystems.

These insects evolved from ancient moths living 190 million years ago, but they look a lot different from their ancestors.

A path through every town that touches Boston aims to help us feel connected.

These tiny birds have undergone centuries of adaptations to become one of the most widespread species of warblers in North America.

On Armed Forces Day, people gathered to honor those who served in the military, Memorial Day and the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

From songbird to gourmet delicacy, the bobolink fights for survival in a world increasingly determined to capture it.