The Review/John K. Flores
Top photo: John Flores took this picture of a male house finch in his backyard. Bottom photo Four house finch eggs showed up in Christine Flores’ hanging plant.
By JThe day after Thanksgiving I found myself carrying out my traditional duties of getting the Christmas decorations down out of the shed and putting the lights up.
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Youngsville resident Ben Givens with a ring-necked duck he shot south of Gibson.
If you go back a few months, when the weather was in triple digits, it was then the matrix of data began to come together that revealed this year’s duck season was going to be a tough one for some.
This photo, taken by John K. Flores, was displayed at the 2016 event marking the removal of the black bear from the Endangered Species List.
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This black bear was killed by hunters in 1956. Pictured from left are James Duay, Elmer Bernadou and an unidentified hunter.
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This ceremony in March 2016 marked te removal of the black bear from the Endangered Species List. Former Wildlife & Fisheries Secretary Robert Barnum shakes hands with then-Gov. Bobby Jindal.
One evening in the early 90s, I sat listening with great intrigue to my father-in-law tell me how black bears were one of the biggest nuisances to trappers.
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will reconsider regulations to halt the decline in the state’s iconic redfish population following a legislative oversight hearing last week.
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Top Photo: Trey Northern, left, and Glen Daniels show off two big bull reds they caught bank fishing at Burns Point Boat Landing and RV Park. Bottom Photo: The Albert J. Foulcard Memorial Fishing Pier at Burns Point Boat and RV Park.
When the word gets out that fish are biting in a particular location, it’s not long before the place is inundated with anglers.
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