Amazing Maine Animals

'Big J' tells the story of how was driving down the road with some buddies, when he spotted two yellow songbirds in the road. He recalls them "actin' weird". One was apparently lying on the ground, "actin' dead" while clinging to a stick. What 'Big J'…

They would certainly be an overload of cuteness without an outfit on. However, impossible sweetness factor just went next level with them being dressed in pajamas.

So if you were planning on taking a hike with family during April vacation week, this might very well be the most fun nature walk in Maine of them all.

Meet Virginia. She is the very helpful barn cat who's keeping an attentive eye on all the moms-to-be at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland.

Isn't it uncommon enough to come across one lynx while we're out in the willy wags? This lucky Mainer met with three! Great videos like this remind us of how incredible it is to live a state like ours, so rich with magnificent wildlife.

Here we go animal lovers. In Brownville, Maine way up north of Bangor...the deer are in the mood for food. Luckily for them, there's a huge buffet available just for them.

Have you ever seen a goat stick their tongue out to catch snowflakes? We thought this was one of the sweet moments of wintertime that was only enjoyed by human kids. These guys are pretty funny.

All the Sunflower Farm fans (myself included) are so happy to hear that the goat videos are finally back. We are also super excited to learn the news that babies are due in just a couple months.

It looks as though once the otter realized it was busted, it decided to high tail it outta there right quick.

These dubbahs are droppin' knowledge and generatin' some chuckles. Troy brings Maine fun facts and Mark brings the "Oh, yuhts". In the latest installment of Welcome To Maine, the fellahs tell us about a majestic creature that is native to the Pine Tree State...the Maine Coon Cat.

This poor little buddy was evidently hit by a car yesterday in Southern Maine according to a post from the York Police Department.

Now that November is here, we thought you should know that there are only a few days left to get out there and enjoy this magical place.

We could listen to these "children of the night" with their incredible songs all day long.

These incredible shots were posted on Facebook earlier this week by Andrew F. March. According to the post, the pictures were taken at East Shirley Bog in Upper Shirley Corner, Maine. The creature is identified by Andrew as a Pine Marten.

We don't know about you, but we've never seen a moose stay underwater this long before.

You never know what you might come across when you take road less traveled. Check out what these folks saw when they went for a ride in Blue Hill recently.