As lorealis, the frill-necked monarch is a species of songbird in the family Monarchidae. It only lives in the woodlands in the northern part of Australia's Cape York Peninsula. That year, Kendall Broadbent gathered a specimen of the frill-necked monarch that was first described by Charles Walter De Vis, an English ornithologist who used to be a priest. But specimens that had not been described had been kept in the Macleay Museum in Sydney and the National Museum in Melbourne for twenty years before that.[3]The following year, in Somerset, Cape York, H. G. Barnard found the first eggs. The frill-necked monarch is a monarch flycatcher, which…

It's spring now! This is the time of year for animals to have babies. Wildlife in our area is beginning to build nests and have kids. This is more likely to happen to you since you're probably staying home more than normal. When it's a baby rabbit, it can be very scary and confusing to find a nest or a young animal by itself. We're going to talk about these animals and what to do if you come across a baby rabbit. The Eastern Cottontail is the type of rabbit you'll see in Northwest Indiana. They have their young in early spring to summer. They hide…