41. Where To See Alligators In Southeast Texas Where to see alligators in Southeast Texas, McFaddin wildlife Refuge, Anahuacwildlife Refuge,Sea Rim State Park,Gator Fest, Village Creek State Park. http://www.fun365days.com/alligator.php

Today's Sponsor Beaumont Rice Mills, Inc. JumpTo Get more Info Home Calendar of Events Outdoors Golf Parks and Wildlife Lakes and Rivers Wildlife Refuges Birding Hiking Canoeing Sailing Beaches Family Entertainment Fishing Hunting Camping Guides Feel the Need for Speed? Culture Art Galleries Museums Art Museums Performing Arts Antiques Events Calendar Where to Stay Bed and Breakfasts Communities Nightlife Movies Attractions Festivals Stars from Southeast Texas 100 Kinds of Wet Where to See Alligators in Southeast Texas You will find dozens of sites in Southeast Texas to spot alligator: from McFaddin National Wildlife refuge in Sabine Pass which has the highest concentration in Texas to Anahuac Wildlife Preserve below Anahuac where a drive through commonly includes spotting more than a dozen of the nosey creatures. Here's a few of our favorite spots. Captain Norris Adventure Tours 2000 plus Orange Visitors Center Texas Gator Fest ... Jerry Norris on Sabine Lake. The Original Sabine Captain. Fishing Sabine Lake and all surrounding waters for family fun and entertainment.

42. Where To View Alligators In Southeast Texas Sea Rim staff reminds visitors that feeding alligators or other park wildlife isillegal. Anahuac wildlife Refuge. is also another good place to see alligators. http://www.fun365days.com/alligator2.php

Today's Sponsor Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation JumpTo Get more Info Home Calendar of Events Outdoors Golf Parks and Wildlife Lakes and Rivers Wildlife Refuges Birding Hiking Canoeing Sailing Beaches Family Entertainment Fishing Hunting Camping Guides Feel the Need for Speed? Culture Art Galleries Museums Art Museums Performing Arts Antiques Events Calendar Where to Stay Bed and Breakfasts Communities Nightlife Movies Attractions Festivals Stars from Southeast Texas 100 Kinds of Wet Where to find Alligators in Southeast Texas You will find dozens of sites in Southeast Texas to spot alligator: from McFaddin National Wildlife refuge in Sabine Pass which has the highest concentration in Texas to Anahuac Wildlife Preserve below Anahuac where a drive through commonly includes spotting more than a dozen of the nosey creatures. Here's a few of our favorite spots. Captain Jerry Norris on Sabine Lake. The Original Sabine Captain. Fishing Sabine Lake and all surrounding waters for family fun and entertainment. Also marsh tours to J.D. Murphree Wildlife Refuge to see all sorts of wildlife including the largest population of alligators in the state of Texas. Adventure Tours 2000 Plus Take an exciting boating adventures into the wilds of the Blue Elbow Swamp in Orange. The wild

43. Media Kit- Wildlife Conservation By 1986, alligator farming was statewide. Today we have between oneand two million alligators in the wild. wildlife Management Facts. http://www.alligatorfur.com/mediakit.html

Get the Facts about Louisiana's Fur and Alligator Industries National Geographic Der Spiegel San Francisco Chronicle The Times Picayune ... Alligator Article English Translation Alligator Facts Alligator Time-Line Wildlife Management Facts Photographs Rockefeller Refuge ... News Releases only 10-20% of wild alligators survive to reach the length of four feet (due to cannibalism by large male alligators and other predators) landowners work to maintain the wetlands due in part to economic incentive some eggs are harvested from the wild every year by the landowners and sold to alligator farmers the alligators grow to four feet on farms in 12-18 months, but take 4-5 years to reach four feet in the wild the farmers are required to return 14% of their healthy, 4-foot (or greater) alligators to the wild each year in the 1960s there were less than 100,000 wild alligators in Louisiana; now there are around 2 million in the wild plus those on the farms the wild population is now supporting a controlled hunting season every alligator harvested must be tagged with a CITES (Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species) tag. These tags are issued based on yearly population counts, and they record the section, range, township, and name of hunter, trapper, or farmer.

44. NSiS: Florida Wildlife - Alligators Active during warmer months, alligators may stay secluded underwater orin shoreline dens during colder months. alligators bellow, loudly! http://www.nsis.org/wildlife/rept/croc.html

Crocodilians Photos on this page courtesy of SFWMD Crocodilians (order Crocodilia ) comprise two families: Alligatoridae and Crocodylidae . Caimans belong to the former. PROTECTED The American Alligator Alligator mississippiensis , is found in freshwater throughout the state. It has a large (10-19') black body with a broad, rounded snout and lives an average of 40 years. The American Alligator is the official state reptile and the mascot of the University of Florida. It has excellent eyesight even at night. Its jaws hold 70-80 pointed teeth. If a tooth is lost, a new one grows in its place. It feeds on fish, turtles, water birds, snakes, frogs, and small mammals. The alligator swims by tucking its legs against its body and sweeping its tail from side to side. It is capable of sudden bursts of speed in the water and on land. Active during warmer months, alligators may stay secluded underwater or in shoreline dens during colder months. If resting, they can stay underwater for an hour or even several hours. They tend to wander during droughts and mating season. Scan the surface of a lake at night with a strong flashlight. A red glow is the light reflected from an alligator's eyes. A green or yellow glow indicates a frog or water spider.

45. NSiS: Florida Wildlife The wildlife of Florida is rich and varied, yet most of us are and squirrels, thathave adapted to urban environments; the frightening alligators and black http://www.nsis.org/wildlife/

Florida Wildlife Offsite links will open in another browser window. The wildlife of Florida is rich and varied, yet most of us are familiar with only a dozen or so species: the "flagship" endangered species such as manatees and panthers; those, like raccoons and squirrels, that have adapted to urban environments; the frightening alligators and black bears; and those like the armadillo who can't seem to cross the road. These few are just the beginning... browse through the species accounts and don't forget to check the protected lists. Wildlife Books Organizations What's New Site Search ... butterfly , and wildlife gardening Create a bit of habitat in your yard Local endangered and threatened animals List which animals in your county are in danger of extinctions Protected species Amphibians birds corals ... SFWMD The South Florida Water Management District aka SwiftMud, lots of Everglades and other wetlands info and photos Species Accounts Amphibians Amphiumas, mudpuppies, newts, salamanders, sirens, frogs and toads Birds Birds of prey, songbirds, upland birds

46. E-cards - National Wildlife Federation flood, providing an important source of water for wildlife during periods of drought.By walking through saw grasses during dry seasons, alligators also widen http://www.nwf.org/ecards/index.cfm?id=53&cardId=93

47. Alligator Chat - National Wildlife Federation Maryland, for a live web chat about alligators and their super sense . Chat withDaphne live on Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 300 pm EST. Get wildlife Online, http://www.nwf.org/chat/alligators.cfm

About NWF Contact Us Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: OUR PROGRAMS WHERE WE WORK NEWSROOM Home ... Donate Today NWF's Live Chat Talk with Daphne Soares Ph.D. about alligators! Do alligators have a "super sense"? What's the difference between an alligator and a crocodile? What's a SuperCroc? For answers to these questions and more, join Dr. Daphne Soares, a professor at the University of Maryland, for a live web chat about alligators and their "super sense". Chat with Daphne live on Wednesday, August 25, 2004 at 3:00 pm EST Future Chats Water Resources Frogwatch Alligators Archives Polar Bears Gardening Tools: e-mail this page make nwf your home visit member center Get Wildlife Online our monthly e-newsletter NWF brings you eNature.com Featuring: Bird ID Tips, Park Finder and Wildlife Guides about NWF your privacy and terms and conditions

48. Alligators & Rocketships total manatee population. No discussion of wildlife at KSC is completewithout mentioning alligators! While the interactions between http://www.isset.org/alligators_and_rocketships/page1.htm

National Wildlife Refuge Merritt Island KSC is located on a barrier island, called Merritt Island, about 34 miles long and varying in width from five to 10 miles. The total land and water area covers just over 140,000 acres, however, only 6,000 acres are actually used for space shuttle operations. Many people don't realize that Kennedy Space Center is also a National Wildlife Refuge KSC is a National Wildlife Refuge Today these 220 square miles are managed by the Dept. of the Interior as a National Wildlife Refuge and National Seashore. Another endangered species is the beloved sea turtle. Most often the female turtles will come ashore in the calm of the night to lay their eggs. With its protected shoreline, KSC has one of the most dense turtle populations in the northern hemisphere. Sea Turtle Bald Eagle Nest There are more than 15 varieties of endangered wildlife at KSC. There are at least five active bald eagle nests around the Center. Nests can reach more than six feet in diameter and are usually inhabited from September through May. The eagles usually produce one or two chicks per year.

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50. FPL | American Alligators The Florida Fish and wildlife Conservation Commission receives thousands of nuisancecomplaints every year. Many of these alligators must be killed because http://www.fpl.com/environment/endangered/contents/american_alligators.shtml

Home Page Contact Us Log In/Log Out FAQs ... A Job OUR ENVIRONMENT Search For Your Home For Your Business Storm Center Safety ... Family of Sites American Alligators Where alligators live Alligator's predatory habits Danger of alligators to humans Gator holes ... Wetlands landscape What alligators look like Alligators are large, lizard-shaped reptiles that have a scaly, dark-colored hide broad snout and long muscular tail. Note : Young alligators have bright stripes and yellow blotches, and then as they mature their skin becomes dark. Protecting the alligator An estimated 10 million alligators were killed for their skins between 1870 and 1970, when hunting controls were initiated. The American alligator is now listed as a threatened species under the federal Endangered Species Act. Though the alligator has benefited from legal protection and is now abundant in many areas, habitat loss and changes in water management continue to threaten the alligator, as well as many other wildlife species in Florida. Where alligators live The American alligator lives only in the southeastern part of the country is usually found in fresh water and is restrained by the cold temperature and distribution of the wetland.

51. Wildlife Locations S Florida, Everglades This trail parallels a canal. wildlife includes deer, snakes, alligators,raccoons. A few birds, especially ibises and hawks. Trail 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. 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. Webpage released: 7 Feb 2002 This page last updated: 5 Nov 2003 Home Snakes Lizards 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.

52. GORP - Sabine National Wildlife Refuge - Louisiana A portion of the receipts from the alligators sold at auction, about $54,000in 1992, is deposited in the National wildlife Refuge Fund, which finances http://www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/us_nwr/la_sabin.htm

Nat'l Parks Nat'l Forests Nat'l Monuments Wilderness Areas ... Contests Search: DisplayAds ("Top,Right,Middle,TopRight,Right1,Right2,Frame1!Top", "468", "60", "parks"); Wildlife We Love (and Would Hate to Lose) 15 Spectacular World Parks Your Guide to Walking Well Top 10 Carolina Campsites ... 2004 Gear of the Year from Outside Online Locations US States Africa Antarctica ... Discussion Boards PARKS SPONSORED LINKS Louisiana Wildlife Refuges Sabine National Wildlife Refuge Refuge Manager Sabine National Wildlife Refuge 3000 Holly Beach Highway Hackberry, LA 70645 Telephone: 337-762-3816 Sabine NWR is considered one of southwest Louisiana's most popular attractions. Most of the 200,000 people who visit the refuge each year walk the 1.5-mile Wetland Walkway, where they can get close-up views of the birds and other marsh animals. The walkway has an observation tower, offering panoramic views of miles of the level marsh terrain. Both the walkway and the refuge visitor center are located on LA-27, the highway that passes through 10 miles of the eastern edge of the refuge. These two locations, where public use is concentrated, are designed to give visitors an understanding and appreciation for the entire 125,000 acres of protected marsh land. Fully accessible for wheelchairs, the Wetland Walkway is truly one of the finest in the refuge system. Wading birds, marsh birds, waterfowl, songbirds, swamp rabbits, muskrats, nutria, water snakes, and alligators can be closely observed in almost any season. The plentiful swamp rabbits, taking little notice of humans, are always entertaining and responsible for the consumption of untold amounts of print film and video tape.

53. GORP - Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge - Louisiana 2 miles south of the visitor center along the Pintail wildlife Drive. In additionto the seasonal waterfowl, wading birds and alligators can also be observed. http://www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/us_nwr/la_camer.htm

Nat'l Parks Nat'l Forests Nat'l Monuments Wilderness Areas ... Contests Search: DisplayAds ("Top,Right,Middle,TopRight,Right1,Right2,Frame1!Top", "468", "60", "parks"); Wildlife We Love (and Would Hate to Lose) 15 Spectacular World Parks Your Guide to Walking Well Top 10 Carolina Campsites ... 2004 Gear of the Year from Outside Online Locations US States Africa Antarctica ... Discussion Boards PARKS SPONSORED LINKS Louisiana Wildlife Refuges Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge Refuge Manager Cameron Prairie National Wildlife Refuge 1428 Highway 27 Bell City, Louisiana 70630 Telephone: 318-598-2216 Although established in 1988 and in existence only 6 years as a national wildlife refuge, Cameron Prairie NWR is a rapidly growing attraction for local residents and visitors alike. In fact, the Gulf Coast Bird Club has already adopted Cameron Prairie NWR as one of its favorite birding sites and committed itself to compiling the refuge bird list. Click here to view a map of the refuge (30k). "I have walked almost the entire refuge, and I love it," says Winston Caillouet, a past officer of the club and frequent birder at Cameron Prairie NWR. Caillouet says the refuge is a great birding place because of the variety of habitats. He reports that the refuge bird list he is helping to compile has 199 species so far. Refuge Lands Were Formerly Rice Fields Consisting of 9,621 acres of fresh-water marsh and coastal prairie, the refuge was previously owned by companies that constructed levees and dikes for controlling water levels in their rice fields. When rice farming became uneconomical, they sold their properties for a refuge, which had in the meantime been identified as being crucial to meeting goals set by the North American Waterfowl Management Plan, an international agreement to restore lost wetland habitats.

54. Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Ringed by tidal marches and broken by long, narrow ponds, Aransas is homefor cranes, alligators, deer and many other species of wildlife. http://www.rockport-fulton.org/frames/anwr.htm

Aransas National Wildlife Refuge The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1937 to protect the vanishing wildlife of coastal Texas. 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, Aransas is home for cranes, alligators, deer and many other species of wildlife. Why Are The Birds Here? Strong winds push the bay waters over low-lying shores, forming tidal marshes among the short, salt-tolerant vegetation. It is this habitat that attracts thousands of migratory birds. On their journey between North and Central America, warblers concentrate on the refuge from mid April to early May. Mild winters, by waters and abundant food supplies attract over 389 bird species to Aransas, including pelicans,egrets, spoonbills, ducks and geese. The winter home of the endangered whooping crane is in these same saltwater marches.

55. Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge - Titusville Florida drive. Wading birds, shorebirds, raptors, waterfowl, alligators, otters,and other species of wildlife frequent the area. The Cruickshank http://www.nbbd.com/godo/minwr/

MERRITT ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Max A. Brewer Causeway Bridge ... is scheduled to open to two-way traffic, Friday, May 28 at 7 pm. Two lanes will be opened through Monday, May 31; however, as of Tuesday, June 1st, the bridge will have only one lane opened. This NBBD.COM-Titusville website contains programs, details and links that supplement and support the official website. Located on the John F. Kennedy Space Center, east of Titusville, Florida. Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge (MINWR) was established on August 28, 1963. The Refuge, managed by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, provides a buffer zone for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in their quest for space exploration. Approximately one half of the Refuge's 140,000 acres consists of brackish estuaries and marshes. The remaining lands consist of coastal dunes, scrub oaks, pine forests and flatwoods, and palm and oak hammocks. The refuge is a gateway to the Great Florida Birding Trail The Refuge co-hosts the each November.

56. Passport To Texas - Wildlife Management Area Gus Engeling WMA Driving Tours Hikes Gus Engeling WMA PrescribedBurning JD Murphree WMA / alligators Kerr wildlife Management Area Las http://www.passporttotexas.com/audiolib/wildlib.htm

New! Add audio clips to your website! Wildlife Alligator Nesting Tours / Choke Canyon Alligators / J.D. Murphree WMA Facts About Bats Bats and the Environment ... Nest Boxes / Protection Wildlife Restoration Program History of Restoration Act Benefits of Program America's Wildlife in Decline Restoring Wildlife Populations ... Highlights '96, Part II-Eastern Wild Turkey Visit this website for more highlights of the Wildlife Restoration Program in Texas. Wildlife Management Baseline Inventories at WMA's More on Baseline Inventories Geographic Information System (GIS) More on GIS Technology ... Texas' Top Land Steward for 1999 Wildlife Research Research on WMA's Wildlife Research Projects Student Internships on WMA's WMA's are Outdoor Classrooms ... Elf Owl Artificial Nest Boxes Wildlife Management Areas New: Official Guide to Texas WMA's Texas Wildlife Management Areas Increasing Access to WMA's WMA's Open to Public / New Brochure ... Migratory Bird Hunting Report Visit this website for more highlights on Hunter Education in Texas. Texas Wildlife Expo 9th Annual Texas Wildlife Expo Wildlife Expo 00 Trail Ride Wildlife Expo 00 Fishing Highlights Parks and Historic Sites ... Pallasart Web Design

57. In Harmony, Organic Based Landscape Services - FAQ - Pesticides - Wildlife wildlife at a Superfund site might be expected to have some health professor LouisGuillette and his colleagues see similar problems with alligators at other http://www.inharmony.com/html/wildlife.html

About Us Services Portfolio FAQ ... Contact 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. —Robert Kavlock, of the EPA's Developmental Toxicology Division. 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

58. Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division - Managing Georgia Ponds If an alligator in a fish pond causes concern, contact the Game Management Sectionof the wildlife Resources office nearest you. alligators are protected by law http://georgiawildlife.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaycontent.asp?txtDocument=29

59. Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division - Alligator Fact Sheet Check out the new wildlife license plates. alligators were hunted to near extinctionin the 1950 s and early 1960 s, but protective action by state and federal http://georgiawildlife.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaycontent.asp?txtDocument=13

60. Alligators Southeast. For pictures, directions and more information about alligatorsand the Savannah National wildlife Refuge click here. http://www.hilton-head-island.org/public/department68.cfm

Real Estate on Hilton Head Island. Home Tell a Friend Site Editors On this site you'll find inside information about Hilton Head Island Real Estate including Time Shares, Homes, Condos, Oceanfront property, Appartments and long-term and short-term rentals. For sale-by-owner and for-rent-by-owner listings are also included. Hilton Head Golf Courses Hilton Head Hotels. Hilton Head Motels. Hilton Head Restaurants. Accommodations Airports Alligators Hilton Head Island Cafe. Churches Contact Us Hilton Head Island Golf. Hospitals Massage in Savannah. Lodging Rentals Hilton Head Island Maps. Kayaking Motorcoach Resorts Tide tables Weather Free Web Cams. Yellow Pages © 2004 Hilton Head Island.org Hilton-Head-Island.org Search Alligators Enjoy the Alligators of Hilton Head Island . . . But Watch Them From a Distance. . . stay at least 15 feet away and DO NOT FEED the alligators. Alligators look slow and lazy, but an alligator can outrun a horse for short distances. Alligators can't turn very fast. So if an alligator comes after you, make a right angle turn. Don't try to outrun an alligator. Also keep in mind that alligators eat ALL types of small animals, even "small deer" and

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