Whiteflies leave honeydew on citrus leaves and excrement that causes a sooty black fungus. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
If you have citrus trees in your yard, you probably already know that the first week of February is when you should really start paying attention to them.
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A mature bald eagle perches in a tree, watching a canal for fish near Morgan City during the 2015 Eagle Expo.
Cajun Coast’s annual Eagle Expo will take a different look at St. Mary’s bald eagle populations this year. There will be more looking for eagles.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — When the red snapper season begins this summer in the Gulf of Mexico, some fish will carry $250 and even $500 worth of tags, as part of a study to estimate just how many of the
Martins are gregarious birds and enjoy each other’s company. (Submitted Photo/John K. Flores)
Like most people, Mrs. Flores and I have our New Year’s resolutions that typically includes getting back to exercise and a better diet.
Whooping cranes passing The Daily Review Outdoor Writer John Flores’ blind in a rice field on White Lake Conservation Area near Gueydan. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
Some of the best moments I’ve ever had in a duck blind or deer stand have been those instances when no game bird or animal was flying or moving.
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