Longhorn Beetle Study Update
Since January 6th our black panel traps have been deployed to catch Longhorn Beetles. It was not until two weeks ago on March 4th [...]
Bobcat Brings Home Dinner
Did you know Bobcats (Lynx rufus) can stalk their prey up to seven miles away? Although we were not able to watch this [...]
Maple Leaves Me Confused
There is an old tale that maples have leaves with three points - not even close. It might be true for some, such [...]
Loggerhead Shrike at CWF
As Anna and I were driving down Cemetery Rd, I noticed a bird perched on a fence. I was so intrigued that I decided [...]
Two new! Who knew?
During a recent research session surveying for native pollinators, Charles Hawkins, a Fall 2024 intern from Wingate University, discovered two new-to-us species. The [...]
Talking Turkey
When you’re sitting around the table sharing Thanksgiving Dinner with family and friends and the conversation begins to drift into the uncharted waters [...]
Longhorn Beetle Study
Longhorn beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) make up a significant portion of the insects that break down dead and unhealthy woody plants. Which means they have [...]
Carolina Butterfly Society (CBS) at Southern 8ths
We were honored to host the Carolina Butterfly Society (CBS) on a sweltering Saturday in mid-August for a six-hour butterfly survey at the [...]
Species Using a Silo, a Shed, and a Suzuki!
Barn Owls nesting in abandoned silo. Although Carolina Wildlands Foundation is in a location with abundant natural habitat for [...]
A Visit with the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)
DHEC stream team with Wingate University interns at Thompson Creek Water is the lifeblood of the land, and there’s a [...]
