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Random photo dump from the past few months! Are any of these from your cameras? 📸👀
#wildlife #snapshotny #photodump #trailcameras #nywildlife #trailcamtuesday

This is who is running the Snapshot NY project….. Well, same kids with a passion for wildlife - we just have adult responsibilities now 🤷&zwj;♀️

#thisiswho #babytrend #nostalgia #wildlifeprofessionals

🐾 Calling all Snapshot NY-ers! 🦌

We want to hear from you! Why did you decide to join Snapshot NY? Are you a hunter, trapper, or passionate about wildlife in other ways?

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🐿️ Wildlife Wednesday: Meet the Fox Squirrel! 🐿️

If you've ever spotted one of these big, rusty-colored squirrels in Western New York, consider yourself incredibly lucky, they are quite rare!

The fox squirrel (Sciurus niger) is the largest tree s

🐻🌿 Happy World Bear Day! 🌿🐻

Today we celebrate the incredible black bears of New York! Black bear population estimates range between 6,000 - 8,000 - with a little over half of the population found within the Adriondack park, though they can be

Hello, Spring!

Today is (technically) the first day of spring, though it may not feel like it right now! Regardless, the signs of spring are indeed here. In New York State, many mammals start to emerge from their winter quiet, becoming more active

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