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Notebook: Exotic cat killed in Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
An unusual henhouse invader was shot Tuesday by a farmer in Chester County, near Philadelphia.
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Tale of two rivers: Part II (Sonoma Index-Tribune)
Me and the big one that didn't get away. Steve Kyle/Special to the Index-Tribune Looking north from the Bay Area, the watersheds of the Klamath River and the Sacramento River make an upside down L-shape draining a significant part of Northern California.
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Fishing with a spear (Anchorage Daily News)
For two years now, Howard Tieden has been flying clients out to temporary ice houses with portable heaters on nearly two dozen Mat-Su lakes, cutting big holes and waiting for pike to swim by and meet death delivered from above.
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Myakka is back (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
There was a fish kill on the Myakka River within Myakka River State Park more than a year ago because of cold water, and fishing suffered.
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El Dorado derby will reel in some delight (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
The Dan Hernandez Youth Foundation presents a free fishing derby at El Dorado Park, East Lake Saturday.
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Kingfisher report (The Natal Witness Group)
With summer rains now settling in most rivers have burst their banks and have created most anglers dreams, ‘ginger beer’ coloured water which puts most fish on the bite, especially summer flatfish.
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Chum salmon strike back (Tacoma News Tribune)
The tide had just started to fall, and big, hook-jawed, olive-and-magenta fish leaped from Kennedy Creek.
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Delicate beauty: Great egret is a common sight in SW Florida’s skies, waters (Naples Daily News)
The pristine, white bird stands still as a statute, its small, black eyes fixed on the water. Then, slowly, the long, crooked neck extends, inching the long, yellow beak closer to the surface. A pause for a heartbeat, and then, suddenly — SPLASH! The great egret just caught its lunch.
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Flowers, Potpourri and … Deer Rifles? (Flathead Beacon)
As winter settles into the Flathead and hunting season reaches its midpoint (OK, at least one of them has), almost every business is scanning the street for more customers. It's particularly the case in markets that serve people's hobby, pastime or even luxury items. So where do you find these new customers?
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Kids should protest state game fish (The News-Press)
Wildlife Forever, the conservation organization, has announced its 11th State-Fish Art Contest for students in grades 4-12.
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