Georgia Animals & Plants

Georgia is fortunate to have some of the most diverse plant and animal assemblages found in the country. Click on the links below to learn more about Georgia's wonderful plants and animals.

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Wildlife in Your Backyard

Amphibians in Your Backyard Backyard Butterflies Backyard Wildlife Butterflies of Georgia Checklist Constructing Bluebird Boxes Georgia’s Screech Owls Georgia's Wintering Hummingbirds Hummingbirds in Your Backyard Is It A Water Moccasin? Nesting Boxes for the Brown-headed Nuthatch

Planting Flowers for Yourself and the Birds Plants That Attract Georgia Wildlife Roosting Boxes for Georgia's Bats Seeds for the Birds Share Your Home with the Migrating Chimney Swift Snakes of Georgia and South Carolina Some Important Caterpillar (Larval) Food Plants for Georgia Butterflies Tips for Building the Gilwood Bluebird Nest Box

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Species Information Sheets

Alligator Fact Sheet Beaver Fact Sheet Black Bear Fact Sheet Bobcat Fact Sheet Bobwhite Quail Fact Sheet Coyote Fact Sheet Crow Fact Sheet Deer Fact Sheet Dove Fact Sheet Fox Fact Sheet Mink Fact Sheet Opossum Fact Sheet

Rabbit Fact Sheet Raccoon Fact Sheet Raptor Fact Sheet River Otter Fact Sheet Ruffed Grouse Fact Sheet Skunk Fact Sheet Snake Fact Sheet Squirrel Fact Sheet Wild Turkey Fact Sheet Wood Duck Fact Sheet Woodchuck Fact Sheet Woodcock Fact Sheet

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Greenspace Bird Survey

This Greenspace Bird Survey attempts to document how birds use urban greenspaces throughout the year and what components of urban greenspaces are most important for these birds.

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Keeping Georgia Wildlife as Pets

You've just found the most cuddly, friendly squirrel in your backyard. Wouldn't it make a great pet?

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Wildlife Conservation

Explore these pages for more information about reptile and amphibian conservation, Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, Cedar Waxwings and more!

• Bird Conservation
  Programs to conserve Georgia's birds.
• Landcover of Georgia
  Obtain a report and map of landcover in Georgia.
• Mammal Conservation
  Programs to conserve mammal species in Georgia.
• Other Research and Publications
  View additional southeastern U.S. research projects conducted by the Nongame Wildlife & Natural Heritage Section staff.
• Prescribed Burning In Georgia
  The Longleaf Pine Forest - Anatomy of a Burn. (Requires Adobe Acrobat reader).
• Reptile and Amphibian Conservation
  Programs to conserve Georgia's reptiles and amphibians.

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Frogs of Georgia CD Available Now!

This CD presents the unique calls of all 31 species of Georgia's frogs and toads, as well as over 20 minutes of uninterrupted choruses. Accompanying the CD is a 16-page booklet with specific information on each of the species. ORDER YOURS TODAY!

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Becoming a Wildlife Rehabilitator

So you want to be a wildlife rehabilitator? This article will provide you with the information you need to become a wildlife rehabilitator.