Animals
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5 animal sanctuaries in New Hampshire (+ the cute critters you’ll see at each one)
These five animal sanctuaries in New Hampshire provide a safe haven for creatures in need. Here are the cute critters you’ll see at each one.
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This New England lake is among the most ‘snake-filled’ in the US
If you don’t like snakes, you might want to avoid one particular lake in Maine.
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6 places to see baby animals in New Hampshire this spring
It’s officially spring and baby animals will be hanging out at farms across NH. Here’s where to go.
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6 funky, vintage, and beloved roadside attractions in New Hampshire
From a train-chasing wolf man to a scooter-riding black bear and Cinderella’s pumpkin coach, New Hampshire has plenty of funky, vintage, and beloved roadside attractions.
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How to track hummingbirds as they return to NH
Hummingbirds are beginning their remarkable journey back north after spending the winter in Mexico and Central America. As of Sunday, the closest sighting to New Hampshire was a male ruby-throated hummingbird, spotted on March 12 in Belhaven, North Carolina. Experts note that males typically migrate first to secure breeding areas.
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Is it legal to have a pet fox in New Hampshire?
Many animal lovers have pet dogs or cats. Some have snakes, or gerbils, or rabbits. But you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone in New Hampshire with a pet fox – and for good reason.
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6 places in New Hampshire that feel like a portal to another world
From ancient henges to primeval forests, New Hampshire has plenty of places that transport you to another world.
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Everything you need to know about the 2026 Fisher Cats season
Are you curious about the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ 2026 season? Check out everything you need to know here, from the team’s history to its lineup.
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7 exciting spring festivals & events in New Hampshire
These seven festivals and events in New Hampshire will keep you busy all Spring. Here are all the details.
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Meet Robert Browning, the cat buried in one of Hampton’s old cemeteries
Sanborn Cemetery is one of these private cemeteries. Various members of the Sanborn family rest in this plot, with the earliest internments dating from the early 1800s. But two markers differ from the rest. They are for Robert Browning and Little Lady Pitapat. Robert Browning, as stated on the gravestone, was Miss Stanton’s cat.
