An official website of the State of Georgia.
By Terry W. Johnson
One of our most distinctive nighttime flying jewels is the giant leopard moth. This insect’s beauty rivals that of any of the well-known butterflies that flutter across our backyards from spring into fall.
By Terry W. Johnson
The spread of COVID-19 is having an unimaginable impact on our lives. In an effort to stave off the spread of this dreaded disease we are being asked to make major changes—changes that are challenging for adults and children alike.
By Terry W. Johnson
By Terry W. Johnson
By Terry W. Johnson
By Terry W. Johnson
The eastern bluebird is one of our most beloved birds. One reason for its popularity is that its beauty can be enjoyed without having to gaze at the bird through a pair of binoculars.
By Terry W. Johnson
On a hot summer day in 1990, during the dedication of the office of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ fledgling Nongame-Endangered Wildlife Program, I overheard a dignitary in the audience say to the person beside him, "I give the program three years before it folds."
By Terry W. Johnson
By Terry W. Johnson
One of the most beautiful butterflies to grace Georgia is the pearl crescent. However, due, in large part to its demure size, it is also one of our most overlooked butterflies.
By Terry W. Johnson
Until I retired, I never spent much time watching bumblebees. I guess, like most folks, I took them for granted.
