Here are the top five SC birds most likely to use a bird feeder. ... They look somewhat stocky, with big, dark eyes and a crest on their heads.

Here are the top five SC birds most likely to use a bird feeder. ... They look somewhat stocky, with big, dark eyes and a crest on their heads.

Here’s which birds to watch out for and the best spots to see them around Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. ... Averaging just 3.5 grams fully grown, these small birds have big fans.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Coastal Bird Program studies the red knot, a federally-listed threatened shorebird about the size of an American robin, to find out why they’re ...

There are two days each year that South Carolina hunting enthusiasts eagerly await — opening days for deer season (Aug. 15), and then for dove season (Sept. 2).

Below is a list of the five bird species you’re most likely to see at your bird feeder in South Carolina. #1 Northern Cardinal According to birdwatchingtoday.com , northern cardinals live in ...

Here’s which birds to watch out for and the best spots to see them around Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. ... Averaging just 3.5 grams fully grown, these small birds have big fans.