Ecco Tour to Deveaux Bank for Wimbrel Migration...
Each year, nearly 20,000 Wimbrel stop at Deveaux Bank here in South Carolina to rest and eat their favorite food - fiddler crabs - to get ready for the 2nd leg of their epic migration to the Artic.
That number of Wimbrel is almost half of the Eastern population of Wimbrel!
Deveaux Bank is a spit of high ground, and is a haven for the Wimbrel...and it is now a protected place, thanks to SC lawmakers who voted to close the island to visitors during the important migration months of May to late June/early July.
Wood Ducks of Four Hole Swamp
On a cool morning in March, I joined fellow Master Naturalist, Edsel Taylor, at his bottomland...
Dolphin feeding and wading birds
The cool December morning bites. The low tide wanes. Herons and egrets fly overhead. There’s a...
Keeping Wildlife Wild: Burrito the Squirrelet’s Story
Release your inspiration...In the midst of hurricane season, we have had several stronger storms...
Prothonotary Warbler Nest Box Installation
A week and a half into March saw an enthusiastic group of Coastal SC Master Naturalists meet in...
Yawkey Wildlife Center
Our second outing in May was to the Yawkey Wildlife Center in Georgetown, SC.It was my first...
Walk & Talk - Cypress Gardens tour with Gabe Schuler
Saturday, May 21, 2022It was a warm but cloudy day, which made it a perfect morning for our walk...
