John Flores: Monarch butterflies' trek can begin in your back yard
I can remember like it was yesterday when I first learned about complete and incomplete metamorphosis.
I can remember like it was yesterday when I first learned about complete and incomplete metamorphosis.
For the past month you may or may not have noticed, but most weekends there has been an ever increasing number of bass boats on the road.
Top two photos: Male ruby-crowned kinglets shave a red streak on top of their heads. Middle photo: Inca doves are a visitor from southwest Texas and Mexico that seem to be expanding their range more and more eastward. Fourth photo: Red-bellied woodpeckers are year around residents in St. Mary Parish. Bottom photo: This Couch’s kingbird is a rare winter visitor to St. Mary Parish.
By JOHN FLORES
Wilford Brimley’s character, Joe Gill, in the made for television western "Crossfire Trail," tells the younger J.T.
Alexandre Dopkin, an LSU graduate student working on his Master's in Renewable and Natural Resources, meticulously fashioned a bowl-shaped nest out of Jamaican saw grass with hopes that it resemble
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