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  • The pine warbler (Setophaga pinus) is a small songbird of the New World warbler family.
  • Adult mole salamanders spend most of their lives underground in burrows, either of their own making or abandoned by other animals.
  • There are plenty of birds that come to South Carolina in the Winter. Rudy mentions two of his favorites.
  • A listener finds feathers, evidence of a recent kill by a predator. But, what kind of bird met its end here?
  • Then Anhinga is sometimes called a Snake Bird, or a Water Turkey because of its long neck.
  • Most American Goldfinch usually pass through South Carolina and nest farther north. But, there has been an increase in the number who are nesting here…
  • Recent cold weather means bird lovers should be sure their bird feeders are well stocked.
  • Once you site one of these striking birds, you not likely forget the sight.
  • These birds swim in the water with only their head and neck exposed. They are common on the coastal plain.
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