Animals
We wanted to ask everybody to purr for the 11 workers who are missing and presumed dead when the oil rig they were on off the coast of Louisiana burst into flames April 20 as well as the 17 other workers who were injured and the oil is still spewing into the Gulf of Mexico and harming wildlife.
Please purr for the wildlife. The oil spill may affect Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida
If you don't know about the oil rig explosion and the resulting oil spill and want to know more you can read about it in The Sun Herald. This has the potential to do far more damage to wildlife then Hurricane Katerina did and much of the wildlife is just now recovering from Hurricane Katerina, this is all very sad. ~AFSS
- Scylla Sunday
I am trying to decide what I want to do today. Hey Socks, what do you think we should do? Socks didn't have any ideas so I went to ask Mouse (aka Artemisia). She is hiding under the table from Fenris. Silly girl doesn't she know Fenris can get...
- Mississippi Sandhill Cranes
Hidden in blinds with binoculars and notebooks, dozens of helpful volunteers will watch the sun rise over the wet pine savannah of southwest Jackson County and count Sandhill cranes. Senior wildlife biologist Scott Hereford with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife...
- A False War Between The States
Read A false War Between the States in The Sun Herald. There is a particular sadness with which we consider the offensive launched against Mississippi survivors of Hurricane Katrina on the very somber second anniversary of the awful day in which the great...
- Ivory-billed Woodpecker
Photo of the Ivory-billed woodpecker taken by Dr. James Tanner on March 6, 1938.More photos can be found here. Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. wildlife officials have unveiled a draft recovery plan aimed at preventing the extinction of the...
- How Could They Be So Wrong?
PolitiCalypso posted Insurance Industry Issues Veiled Threat to the Gulf Coast at DailyKos. Some of the comments were infuriating to say the least. Yes, State Farm made some serious mistakes in handling their Mississippi and Louisiana claims, but folks...
Animals
Purring for wildlife
We wanted to ask everybody to purr for the 11 workers who are missing and presumed dead when the oil rig they were on off the coast of Louisiana burst into flames April 20 as well as the 17 other workers who were injured and the oil is still spewing into the Gulf of Mexico and harming wildlife.
Please purr for the wildlife. The oil spill may affect Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida
If you don't know about the oil rig explosion and the resulting oil spill and want to know more you can read about it in The Sun Herald. This has the potential to do far more damage to wildlife then Hurricane Katerina did and much of the wildlife is just now recovering from Hurricane Katerina, this is all very sad. ~AFSS
- Scylla Sunday
I am trying to decide what I want to do today. Hey Socks, what do you think we should do? Socks didn't have any ideas so I went to ask Mouse (aka Artemisia). She is hiding under the table from Fenris. Silly girl doesn't she know Fenris can get...
- Mississippi Sandhill Cranes
Hidden in blinds with binoculars and notebooks, dozens of helpful volunteers will watch the sun rise over the wet pine savannah of southwest Jackson County and count Sandhill cranes. Senior wildlife biologist Scott Hereford with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife...
- A False War Between The States
Read A false War Between the States in The Sun Herald. There is a particular sadness with which we consider the offensive launched against Mississippi survivors of Hurricane Katrina on the very somber second anniversary of the awful day in which the great...
- Ivory-billed Woodpecker
Photo of the Ivory-billed woodpecker taken by Dr. James Tanner on March 6, 1938.More photos can be found here. Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. wildlife officials have unveiled a draft recovery plan aimed at preventing the extinction of the...
- How Could They Be So Wrong?
PolitiCalypso posted Insurance Industry Issues Veiled Threat to the Gulf Coast at DailyKos. Some of the comments were infuriating to say the least. Yes, State Farm made some serious mistakes in handling their Mississippi and Louisiana claims, but folks...