101. Aransas National Wildlife Refuge The Aransas National wildlife Refuge (ANWR) was established in 1937 to alligators, deer, raccoons and many other species of wildlife call it home http://www.aransaspass.org/aransas_national_wildlife_refuge.htm

Welcome to Aransas Pass, Texas Home of the Largest Shrimp Festival in Texas - The Shrimporee We Call It "Saltwater Heaven!" Official Web Site of the Aransas Pass Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center THIS IS THE OFFICIAL ARANSAS PASS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEB SITE Home Calendar Shrimporee Attractions ... Contact Us ARANSAS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ...Winter Home to the Endangered Whooping Crane Great Egret Whooping Crane Observation Tower Little Blue Heron About the Refuge The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) was established in 1937 to protect the vanishing wildlife and habitat of this awesome area of the Texas Coastal Bend. It is an ever-changing land and is still being shaped by the waters and storms of the Gulf of Mexico. This 54,829 acre Refuge occupies the Blackjack Peninsula, named for its scattered blackjack oaks. Grasslands, live oaks and red bay thickets cover deep, sandy soils. Ringed by tidal marches and broken by long narrow ponds, hundreds of birds, alligators, deer, raccoons and many other species of wildlife call it home year-round...

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103. In Harmony, Organic Based Landscape Services - FAQ - Pesticides - Wildlife use of chemicals and pesticides has come at a heavy price to our wildlife . The alligators of Lake Apopka, a few miles from Disney World in Central http://www.inharmony.com/html/wildlife.html

We know there are problems with reproductive health among humans. It's hard to know what the cause is. But we know that if the problem is the environment, it's going to show up first in species with shorter life cycles than ours. Scientists are hard pressed to understand how a diverse order of animals that has been on Earth for 200 million years should be highly vulnerable to an environmental change so subtle that experts can not agree what it is. The San Francisco Chronicle In lab studies, female rats exposed to vinclozolin, a synthetic chemical widely used to kill fungus on fruit, gave birth to males with female traits. The plight of Lake Apopka's alligators is an extraordinary case of what some scientists say is a widespread problem. Wildlife at a Superfund site might be expected to have some health complications, but [University of Florida professor Louis] Guillette and his colleagues see similar problems with alligators at other Florida lakes, only to a lesser degree. In fact, every lake that Guillette's team has examined has shown unexpectedly low alligator egg viability. National Federation of Wildlife Rachel Carson, when writing her famous treatise 35 years ago, chose the name

104. Nature Photography - The Alligators Of South Texas alligators do not adhere to boundaries of parks and wildlife management areasand can present a nuisance as well. Urban sprawl has increased the likelihood http://www.naturephotographers.net/articles0902/ph0902-1.html

The Alligators of South Texas The stereotype of Texas as a country of cowboys, long-horned cattle and the Wild West is so strong that most Europeans are unaware that there is a healthy alligator population over there. Even United States residents are often surprised to find out that the southeastern portion of Texas near the Gulf of Mexico has lakes, bayous, and coastal marshes that provide habitat for these reptiles and other swamp dwellers. This alligator bellows raising his head out of the water. He puffs out his throat and, with mouth closed, begins to vibrate the air. I have spent the past two years in South Texas, photographing the behaviour and life cycle of the American alligators. I became crazy over them. They are truly remarkable creatures with fascinating lives. Today, I am still taking picture of them for up coming books and magazines. I photograph Texas wild alligators in private ranchs -some ranch owners don’t know there are so many alligators on their land- and also in a few State Parks and Wildlife Refuges. Alligators are long-lived, social animals that are territorial. They have bellows that are distinct enough so that other alligators are believed to be able to recognize the caller without seeing him or her. This may function not only in breeding activities, but also in setting up and keeping territories, warning juveniles and subadults to stay out of a territory, and facilitating the dispersion of alligators more evenly throughout a particular habitat.

105. HB814.html (7) Weapons for hunting alligators shall be limited to handheld ropes or snares, (a) It shall be unlawful to hunt any wildlife or feral hog from an http://www.legis.state.ga.us/legis/2003_04/fulltext/hb814.htm

03 LC 25 3202S A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To amend Title 27 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to game and fish, so as to provide for the taking of certain wildlife and violations related thereto; to change certain provisions relating to rules and regulations used to establish criminal violations; to change certain provisions relating to licenses for archery and primitive weapons hunting, all weapons hunting licenses, license card carrier requirements, and lifetime sportsman s licenses; to change certain provisions relating to trout, big game, and official Georgia waterfowl licenses; to change certain provisions relating to hunting at night; to change certain provisions relating to legal weapons for hunting wildlife generally; to change certain provisions relating to hunting of wildlife or feral hogs from boats, aircraft, or motor vehicles; to repeal certain provisions relating to taking, capturing, and killing diamondback terrapins; to provide effective dates; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA: SECTION 1.

106. Wildlife Locations S Florida, Everglades wildlife includes deer, snakes, alligators, raccoons. A few birds, especiallyibises and hawks. Trail runs for at least seven miles and dead ends. http://www.southalley.com/everglades.html

South Florida Wildlife Viewing Locations This webpage is a guide to locations for wildlife viewing in south Florida including Everglades National Park and Big Cypress National Preserve. Webpage released: 7 Feb 2002 This page last updated: 5 June 2005 Home Snakes Lizards Introduction I lived in south Florida from July 2000 until June 2003 after having lived mainly in Chicago. On 10 June 2003 I moved from Homestead Florida to Valdosta Georgia. I am fascinated by all the wildlife in the SE USA, so I have been taking lots of photos and putting them up on my website. Photos were taken with Pentax Spotmatic or Spotmatic II. All the photos were taken by me. All creatures in the photos are alive, wild and not restrained. This website developed by Tom Spinker see Home Page for e-mail address I make no warranties as to the accuracy of any of the information on this website. I moved away from south Florida on 10 June 2003 so this page is becoming more and more out-of-date. First we cover areas other than those along the Main Park Road in Everglades National Park. (When I tried to put everything on one map it got too crowded). Here is a crude map of the south tip of Florida: North is to the top.

107. South Carolina Wildlife Check out some of these wildlife facts! alligators. Tree Frogs Green Anoles.Sea Turtles. Dolphins. Feathered Friends. Additional Points of Interest http://www.midnet.sc.edu/clis/geib/

South Carolina's Wildlife New to the area? South Carolina is fortunate to have a great variety of wildlife. The state Wildlife and Marine Resources Department operates a comprehensive wildlife management program to restore game populations. There are large numbers of white-tailed deer, opossum, rabbit, and raccoon living in the area, as well as a wide variety of freshwater and saltwater fish including clams, oysters, shrimp, crab, shad, bass, carp, crappie, and trout. In addition to these animals, there are many interesting species inhabiting the state that may be a little different from those that you are used to. Check out some of these wildlife facts! Alligators Sea Turtles Dolphins Feathered Friends ... A few words about bugs..... Alligators Take a good look at that log floating in a pond, because, chances are that it's not a log but an alligator. Alligators are indigenous to South Carolina and are found in lakes, swamps, and slow-moving streams. To get more information on alligators, click on the links below. American Alligator Fact Sheet http://www.uga.edu/~srel/gators.htm

108. Login alligators to the Florida Fish and wildlife Conservation Commission. if not more, alligators in wildlife preserves, golf courses and along the banks http://www.naplesnews.com/npdn/news/article/0,2071,NPDN_14940_3080503,00.html

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109. NASA - John F. Kennedy Space Center - Alligators And Rocketships alligators AND ROCKETSHIPS. National wildlife Refuge alligators and Rocketshipsvideo with Jon Cowart Merritt Island Merritt Island, Kennedy is located on http://www-pao.ksc.nasa.gov/kscpao/visit/kscovrv.htm

110. See Alligators Pink Flamingos And Nature In Orlando Florida See alligators, pink flamingos and other wildlife in natural habitats. Visit BuschGardens and Disney Animal Kingdom to meet animals closeup. http://www.buy-florida-villas.co.uk/nature.htm

Florida Property Showcase - Properties for sale in Florida Home Orlando Florida is rich in animals, birds and natural habitats. Take the opportunity to experience a natural environment which is different from most others. Because Florida experiences tropical weather, the wildlife is more exotic that that found in colder climates. Alligators, pink flamingos and manatees are some of the many species of wildlife found in Orlando See alligators in their natural environment, or view them up close at a park such as Gatorland . You will see them many times in the wild as you drive along side lakes and waterways. Alligators do live in the wild in Florida, so be careful about where you swim. If you want to swim in a lake or waterway, check out the local knowledge first. Florida is renowned for its pink flamingos and there is no better place to see them than Busch Gardens. Here they roam freely among the visitors to the park. Disney Animal Kingdom is also worth a visit if you want to see all that Florida has to offer in wildlife viewing. If you are interested in sea and aquatic life, Sea World is a must visit. The dolphins are the big attraction, but there is a wide range of fish and mammals on display, including the loveable manatees.

111. Wildlife In Hilton Head, Bird Watchers, Loggerhead Turtles, Bottle Nosed Dolphin Golfers in Hilton Head occasionally cross paths with alligators. The wildlifein Hilton Head is extremely beautiful so please respect our natural http://www.hiltonhead-sc.net/hiltonheadattractions/wildlife.php

Hilton Head Island Attractions! www.hiltonhead-sc.net - attractions and activities in Hilton Head, South Carolina attractions resorts rentals golf ... Hilton Head Vacation Rentals activities There are many Hilton Head activites and attractions Alligators Art and Galleries Balloon Rides Beaches ... Vacation Tips surrounding areas Beaufort Bluffton Savannah Yemassee Wildlife in Hilton Head Hilton Head Island is full of natural inhabitants that are enjoyable to observe. Bird Watching Bird watchers love Hilton Head. There are inshore and offshore birds to watch. Shorebirds are fun to watch while they hunt for fish with their skinny legs and long beaks. Brown pelican, egret, ibis, wood storks, and osprey can been seen on the shores and marshes. Loggerhead Turtles An endangered species, the endangered Loggerhead Turtle is present in Hilton Head and begins its life buried in the sand as a young hatchling. The mother deposits 50-150 eggs in a nest in the sand then she journeys back into the ocean leaving the eggs to hatch. The newborn turtles will also escape to the ocean for safety. The turtles can grow to be 350lbs and have the capability to swim up to about 25 miles per hour. The Loggerhead Turtle also has the strongest beak of all Atlantic sea turtles. Naturally, there are strict laws that protect the turtles. If you find a nest, you should call the local authorities at (843-785-3818). Be sure to not disturb them since heavy fines can be imposed. Many citizens on Hilton Head Island and the Lowcountry devote themselves to the safety of these sea creatures.

112. Animal Wildlife - Alligators In The Sewer By Donna F Wilson Dogs Worldwide The Ultimate Showcase for the Canine World. Dogs Worldwide isThe On-Line Comprehensive Guide to all Things Canine. http://www.dogsworldwide.com/articles/dw1.htm

Dogs Worldwide Making the Internet Work Welcome to the U ltimate S howcase for the C anine W orld Animal wildlife - Alligators in the Sewer By Donna F. Wilson Forget about alligators in the sewer, because one West Texas school found them on the practice field, shortly before school was scheduled to begin. Anyone who has followed the weather news knows that Texas has been inundated with floods, and it was this that led the alligators to come to a school in Dallas. Oh, they didn't come to eat. No, not at all, they came for the party of the decade. They were joined by such notables as poisonous snakes, bobcats, and others of the animal kingdom. The armadillos refused the invitation, saying "They had far too much on their plates." In recent years, Texas streets and suburbs have seen an outgrowth of animals wanting a home in the housing districts. Our on home, is a place of residence to a very snooty possum. As a result of late night visits, our cat's food bowl has been moved to the kitchen, so that the possum might make her own way in the world. We live three streets away from an open field, and it is not at all unusual to hear the cry of coyotes, or see scampering raccoons during the early morning hours. Life, such it is in the animal kingdom, has returned to the days of the Wild West. I'm waiting for the night when we hear the thundering of buffalo hooves coming down the street. Our town possesses the rare sightings of two red foxes, one white fox, and the creek-wandering mountain lion. Bobcats have for years come out of Post Oak creek to snatch the small prey, more abundant

113. Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge - American Alligator Welcome to the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National wildlife Refuge, For some people, the mention of alligators strikes fear into their hearts; http://loxahatchee.fws.gov/Wildlife/200010-the-american-alligator.asp

114. Untitled Document Everglades tourist attraction featuring airboats, wildlife shows, and alligatorwrestling. http://www.gatorpark.com/

115. Gator Park - Airboats, Wildlife Shows, Airboat Rides, Everglades. Alligators, Fl http://www.gatorpark.com/full_site/left.html

116. Georgia Tourism - Alligators & Anhingas - Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Join a Wilderness Southeast naturalist guide at the Savannah National WildlifeRefuge to observe alligators sunning, anhingas dripdrying, and wading birds http://my.georgia.org/net/content/go.aspx?s=62387.0.27.3011

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