From Dusk to Dawn: Fall Update From the Field
The Palmetto Bluff Conservancy began studying bats in 2015 and has established Palmetto Bluff as a long-term bat research and monitoring site. We attempt to net bats year-round and divide […]
In the Field: November Eye to the Sky
I thought that when I wrote the October Eye to the Sky that I was finished talking about black-bellied whistling-ducks for the year… Boy, was I wrong! The whistling-ducks that […]
From Dusk to Dawn: Daytime Roosts of Seminole Bats
Swaying in the Breeze: Studying Daytime Roosts of Seminole Bats I am Sam Holst, research fellow for the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, a position graciously funded by the Friends of the […]
In the Field: October Eye to the Sky
September was an exciting month for me for four reasons: the fall migration began, PBC Birding started back up, the Winter Finch Forecast came out, and the black-bellied whistling-ducks hatched! […]
From Dusk to Dawn: Summer Update from the Field
The Palmetto Bluff Conservancy began studying bats in 2015 and has established Palmetto Bluff as a long-term bat research and monitoring site. We attempt to net bats year-round and divide […]
In the Field: September Eye to the Sky
August was the definition of “the dog days of summer.” Between the heat and rain, many of us grimaced anytime we had to leave the comfort of our air conditioning. […]
From Dusk to Dawn: Netting Bats
How do you study bats? There are two major methods for studying bats: catching them in nets or recording them with acoustic devices. Netting bats produces a small amount of […]
Piecing Together the Past: Tobacco Smoking Pipes
About the writer: Zoe Klauck is a senior at the University of South Carolina in Columbia. She is currently finishing her degree in anthropology and art history, and over the […]
From Dusk to Dawn: Spring Update from the Field
The Palmetto Bluff Conservancy began studying bats in 2015 and has since established Palmetto Bluff as a long-term bat research and monitoring site. We attempt to net bats year-round and […]
Savannah Bee Company
Ted Dennard knows what most people see when a bee invades their personal space. They are the enemy of relaxation, a pest that must be expelled before it becomes a […]
