How to help wildlife after a nor’easter
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After killing one person and injuring four, the storm that pummeled the northeastern United States for days is finally winding down. But this early “nor’easter” hasn’t just impacted humans. Its wind, waves, and rain have created problems for local wildlife, too. Here’s what experts at the Cape Wildlife Center in Cape Cod, Massachusetts say you should be keeping an eye out for.
Inspect fallen trees
When removing any trees that were knocked down, it’s important to check knotholes, nest
Inspect fallen trees
When removing any trees that were knocked down, it’s important to check knotholes, nest
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