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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1162064 fire Lines of strip heading fires set at night. Tifton, Georgia. 1984
1162065 fire Setting a line of heading fire at night. Tifton, Georgia 1984
1162063 fire Brandon Moorhead on the fireline. Tifton, Georgia
1162050 fire Spot fire. Tifton, Georgia
1162047 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Tifton, Georgia
1162048 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Tifton, Georgia
1162049 fire Spot fire ignition. Tifton, Georgia
1146042 fire Left flank of a flanking fire in 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146043 fire Right flank of a flanking fire in 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146044 fire Heading fire in a 3-year old rough during a dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146037 fire Backing fire during April burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146041 fire Smoke from smoldering large woody debris (downed logs). Tifton, Georgia
1146036 fire April burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146022 fire After doramant season (December) backing fire in 8-year old plantation. Tifton, Georgia
1146024 fire Edge of a spot fire backing into wind. April burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146026 fire April burn with spot fire technique. Tifton, Georgia
1146021 fire Backing fire in April. Tifton, Georgia
1146012 fire on the fire line. Tifton, Georgia
1146013 fire regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146014 fire regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146005 fire Backing fire moving toward Buddy "the fire dog" Tifton, Goeriga
1146007 fire Dead snag tree burning during prescribed burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146009 fire regrowth of bracken fern following a late winter (February) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1146001 fire Dead snag tree catching on fire during a spring (April) spot fire. Tifton, Georgia
1146002 fire Smoke from doramnt season (December) flanking fire in 2-year old rough. Tifton, Georgia
1146003 fire Backing fire during spring (April) burn approaching Buddy "the fire dog". Tifton, Georgia
1146023 fire Backing fire during an April burn.
1146025 fire April burn spot fire technique.
1162026 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Note, some advanced regeneration is present.
1146038 fire Flaning fire in 3-year old rough. Dormant season (December) burn. Tifton, Georgia
0908026 shelterwood seedbed burn in September prior to seed dispersal
1146010 fire Spring (April) burn in mid-afternoon becomes difficult to maintain as relative humidity is increasing the moisture content of fine fuels carrying the fire.
1162024 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Tifton, Georgia
1217107 fire Burn in newly planted stand
1162023 fire Smoke from prescribed fire during a dormant season (January) burn. Tifton, Georgia
1162027 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Tifton, Georgia
1162046 shelterwood Burn following a light chopping operation just prior to seedfall in late September. Tifton, Georgia
1146008 fire Spring (April) burn in mid-afternoon becomes difficult to maintain as relative humidity is increasing the moisture content of fine fuels carrying the fire. Tifton, Georgia
0908011 fire backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May)
0908012 fire backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May)
0908009 fire backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May)
0908010 fire backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May)
0908008 fire backing fire in a 15 year-old stand during growing season (early May)
1403057 herbicides (general) Site preparation burn after herbicide treatment. Georgia Coastal Plain
1403059 fire Site preparation burn following a drum chopping treatment. Georgia Coastal Plain
1420121 fire USDA Forest Service - Escambia Experimental Forest, Brewton, Alabama
1420156 longleaf pine Pinus palustris Cows grazing in stand one month after burn. Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. March 1964
2714100 fire aerial ignition by of windrows by helicopter
0908003 fire needle-drape fuels in midstory
0908015 fire Fusiform canker burning, a common problem in stands with basal cankers
0908016 fire dead snag igniting during burn which can cause spotting and control problems
0908024 fire spot fire technique
0908025 fire spot fire technique

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