Tomorrow is National Hunting and Fishing Day, and while this year looks a little different, we can still safely get outside and enjoy everything that this great state has to offer! News to Know: FREE FISHING DAY: Sept. 26, 2020 is a Free Fishing Day in Georgia. What does that mean? On this day, residents…
Georgia Fishing Report: September 25, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Although opening day is now behind us for 2020, Georgia bowhunters still have plenty of opportunities ahead to go to the woods and make memories. Aside from just making memories, many bear hunters thoroughly enjoy the products of a successful hunt: smoked bear meat, steaks, bear sausage, bear burgers, and pot roast to name a…
2020 Bear Season Outlook — Georgia Wildlife Blog
**** I think we all got used to Disney World decorating for Fall when it was still summer, weeks before Labor Day. As they kept backing up the first night of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party earlier and earlier into mid-August, that meant that the Magic Kingdom had to be “harvest” decorated at least 2 […]
Celebrating Halloween at Disney World this Year — Our Magical Disney Moments
Since 2001, there is a somberness to this day that is difficult to get past. As we move through today and this weekend, don’t take anything for granted, cherish the time you have and celebrate the opportunities you are given. News to Know: Need Somewhere to Go? Stay Here: Looking for somewhere to get away…
Georgia Fishing Report: September 11, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
***** Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom has been canceled for 2020. A Twinkle of Holiday Magic: Instead of the featured evening holiday parade, there will be shorter and more frequent “Character Cavalcades” throughout the day and evening at Magic Kingdom. The cavalcade parade times are unannounced to keep guests from […]
Disney World Cancels 2020 Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party — Our Magical Disney Moments
Is there part of you that can’t believe it is the end of August…and yet another part of you that says thank goodness it is the end of August? What a long, strange year it has been. But, you know what is always a good thing no matter what time of the year? Fishing! News…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 28, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Two of the bird world’s youngest rock stars are turning heads, and binoculars, on Georgia’s coast. The young piping plovers spotted last week – one on Cumberland Island, the other on Little Egg Island Bar in the Altamaha River Delta – are siblings raised at Chicago’s Montrose Beach this summer. If you haven’t heard, that’s…
via Plover Siblings Stir Attention, Hope on Georgia Coast — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Don’t you just love the guarantee of a weekend happening each week? The lure of those few “relaxing” days can really put some pep in that step as it gets closer. Yes, I know the lawn has to get mowed, groceries must be bought, cars must be washed…all those chores. But still…the thought of an…
via Georgia Fishing Report: August 21, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Featured image: Argentine black and white tegu (Dustin Smith) Danny Haro spends most days each week hunting for a needle in a haystack – a “needle” that can top 4 feet long, sprint nearly 20 mph and gobble up everything from grasshoppers to young gopher tortoises. 9 more words
via Targeting Tegus in Southeast Georgia — Georgia Wildlife Blog
***** Since Disney World reopened in July 2020, there are still plenty of characters in the parks, you just can’t interact with them up-close and personal anymore. All of the character Meet & Greets have been suspended and we don’t expect them to return until sometime in mid-2021. The characters come out at random intervals […]
via Socially Distanced Character Encounters at Disney World: Worth It? — Our Magical Disney Moments
