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WILD Facts: Birds busy with nesting
Spring has sprung and bird nesting has begun. Species that normally nest in cavities may take up residence in dead trees or birdhouses in your yard. Non-cavity nesters may find your evergreen trees and shrubs particularly attractive for raising young.
Take Me Fishing!
SOCIAL CIRCLE -- You can wear your lucky hat and bring your lucky rod, but if you want to make the most of your next fishing trip what you really need is great advice.
Georgia’s new fishing regulations now available
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The new 2008-09 Georgia sport fishing regulations are available.
Seasonal trout streams opened Saturday
GAINESVILLE - Despite record drought conditions in Georgia, trout anglers can still anticipate exciting fishing this season.
WILD Facts: The king of snakes
The eastern kingsnake is a shiny black snake with thin white or cream-colored bands. This reptile also is called the "chain snake" because the lines that stretch across its back are linked along the sides. The species' typical length is 3-4 feet long, but the record is almost 7 feet.
Tight Line for March 30, 2008
Hello friends and fishermen, ole Tight Line here.
State parks’ spring blooms beckon nature enthusiasts to get outdoors
ATLANTA - As the days become longer and the weather warmer, Georgia's forests become alive with an array of spring blooms including trout lily, wild azaleas, foam flower, trillim, violets and many other brilliant wildflowers.
Coastal Shorebird survey results show gains for some species
BRUNSWICK - Early results from a January survey indicate higher numbers of several species of birds were on the coast this year.
Field and Stream nationwide search for top outdoorsman
NEW YORK - Field & Stream magazine and Bass Pro Shops, have set the dates for the 2008 Field & Stream Total Outdoorsman Challenge.
Tight Line for March 23, 2008
Well friends, sorry we missed all you fishermen and friends last week. Ole Tight Line and Tight Line Jr. were out of pocket.
Hummingbirds en route
Although rare, hummingbirds that normally breed in the West may visit Georgia in the winter, sometimes staying until March or April. However, the ruby-throated hummingbird is the only species that breeds in eastern North America.
Contributing to conservation on tax reform
SOCIAL CIRCLE - As Georgians file their annual income tax forms, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division wants to remind residents they can support wildlife at tax time.
Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety
As Turkey season officially begins March 22, hunters are reminded to be safe with the Ten Commandments.
DNR calls for watchable, educational, wildlife projects
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Wanted: Projects that can use a hand helping Georgians enjoy and better understand nongame wildlife.
Celebrate Fitzgerald's annual Wild Chicken Festival
FITZGERALD -- The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division, in partnership with local organizers and community leaders, have set the upcoming annual Fitzgerald Wild Chicken Festival.
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New complex adds services, gears up for summer
The Liberty County Community Complex is a busy place, and county officials say it is about to get even more foot traffic with tag-renewal services, summer library programs and the pool opening.
Boater-safety course on April 19
SAVANNAH - The Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department Marine Patrol Unit will conduct a boater-safety course April 19.
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