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For several months, there have been no new Mothman news, as it relates to the Mothman Death List. But that’s not the end of the story. Images.

Read: Mothman Deaths: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly »

There’s a primary election in West Virginia on May 13th. You might be tempted to read about WV’s Mothman at Wikipedia. Why you shouldn’t waste your time. My alternative title for this blog is “More Reasons Why I Hate Wikipedia.” Images.

Read: Wiki Weirdness & WV’s Winged Wonder »

More news is shared of other gatherings.

Read: Other 2008 Conferences »

How do Cryptomundians consider his impact, legacy, and importance today? Images.

Read: What Do You Think of John Keel? »

What did you think?

Read: Mothman on A&E »

Researchers continue to be interested (or distracted?) to discover if any large bird-like somethings were seen before past hurricanes hit this coastal Texas city.

Read: Galveston Mothman? »

More than 40 years after the first reported sighting of the mysterious creature later dubbed “Mothman,” residents here have embraced his legend, helping to turn the town into a destination for people in search of an offbeat tourism experience. Photos.

Read: Mothman Cryptotourism »

“When I looked at what I was holding in my hand I couldn’t help but notice a familiar resemblance. And that’s when it hit me: Mothman!”

Read: The Mothman Waffle Fry »

Avian cryptids do turn up in these annual birding events. You have to read the records closely to find them, however. Image.

Read: Mystery Birds in Annual Christmas Counts »

It happened 40 years ago. The Silver Bridge collapse of December 15, 1967, has been compared to the I-35W Bridge collapse of August 1, 2007. Video.

Read: 40th Anniversary of Silver Bridge Collapse »

Get ready. They are coming. Not by land or sea, but by the airwaves. The invasion has begun.

Read: Watch the Skies! Here Comes Birdzilla! »

A peek at how academics are viewing “an ultimate postmodern novel/anti-novel, the Gray Barker archive: a hodge podge of correspondences, newsletters, sci-fi stories, photographs, alien seeds, amateur metaphysical musings, [and] folklore.”

Lots of photos.

Read: The Flatwoods Monster Decoded »

Something wicked this way flaps, so late. It may not wait, for 2008.

Read: Mothman on Halloween »

The bipedal behavior of this red panda is examined in this diverse video on several cryptozoological and fortean topics.

Read: Japan’s Standing Panda & More Video »

The Lewiston Sun Journal came for a visit to my museum. Here’s the way reporter Kathryn Skelton experienced it. And me.

Read: A Man and His (Weird) Museum »