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  • The pine siskin (Spinus pinus) seems to be arriving in South Carolina in great numbers this year. It is a North American bird in the finch family. It is a…
  • Dioecy (from the Greek for "two households") is a characteristic of a species, meaning that it has distinct male and female individual organisms.…
  • The southern chorus frog (Pseudacris nigrita) is a species of frog in the family Hylidae, endemic to the southeastern United States. Its natural habitats…
  • In the United States, we have forty-seven species of bats with 14 found in South Carolina. Most US bats and all of our bats are insectivorous with spiders…
  • DNR’s Heritage sites are an overlooked treasure these days when being outdoors is a safe way to get a break from our restricted lifestyles. Recently, we…
  • When I’ve been to fancy grocery stores in pandemic days, I’m more prone to impulse buying -- why five bags of almond flour and peculiar jars of…
  • Our 190 year old house is not only home to us, but at certain times of the year to migrating chimney swifts and to bats, as a box soffit under the second…
  • Clemson ecology experts T J Savareno and Ben Powell say that having some untidy parts of our yards makes a home friendly to all types of wildlife – from…
  • We occasionally have had parties watching chimney swifts descend into a towering chimney right on the same part of the house where female mother bats…
  • Adam Gore, Extension Agent in Abbeville, who’s getting his PhD in turf, talked with us recently about not being in a hurry to get your warm-season…
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