The Pearl River starts near Nanih Waiya, the legendary birthplace of the Choctaw nation in central Mississippi and runs southeast, gathering the waters of Strong river and Yockanookany before it flows through the Ross Barnett Reservoir and southward into Louisiana,… Read More ›
I was chatting with a naturalist buddy of mine a while back and he was talking about a trip he’d taken. He commented that he’d seen some buzzards and I asked, “Black buzzards of turkey vultures?” If you are not… Read More ›
I think it’d be pretty hard to drive around southwest Mississippi in early June and not see a Mimosa tree. Each month seems to have its own distinctive flora, and in June, the peachy pink filamentous flowers are distinctive and… Read More ›
