Do you see tracks in the snow? If so, you just might have the chance ... skunk and squirrel tracks may lead to birdfeeders and garbage cans. Rabbit tracks might head toward an exposed patch ...

While winter weather can mean traffic jams and slippery sidewalks, some residents have no trouble adapting when snow blankets the city. Just like the humans who brave the cold to ...

Snow softens, erases and muffles the chaos. It’s a blanket that makes it easier to see what would otherwise go unnoticed.

Back in the day… snow drifted deep in Delta County by the middle of February. Back in the day… hunters harvested snowshoe ...

Before the shovels or snow blowers come out when dawn is just awakening, it’s nice to stand outside and experience a certain kind of peace you never feel except at this time in winter.

SANTA FE, NM – NOVEMBER 17, 2013: Tracks in the snow left by a wild cottontail rabbit in Santa Fe, New Mexico. (Photo by Robert Alexander/Getty Images) Deer prints are the most commonly seen ...

Because of this, the rabbit’s tracks make a distinct “Y-shaped” pattern. You may also be able to make out four toes on both the front and back feet. White-tailed deer and moose Deer prints ...

For the 11th year in a row, community scientists spotted moose and collected data about their populations in two mountains ...

If it weren’t for the frozen-solid soil and layer of sparkling snow, one might want to bury their head in the dirt and wait ...