Join us in August as we take a casual approach to birding and stay a little cooler in the process! Our Sit, Sip, and See at Palmetto Lake is perfect for first-time birdwatchers as well as experienced enthusiasts. Come join us!
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Seabrook Island Birders is celebrating summer birds! Stop by our table at the Lakehouse during the July 4 After-Parade to learn more about how to use binoculars to see birds!
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Meet new and old friends while learning about the birds on our island and across South Carolina by joining us on a bird walk. Walks are generally one and a half to three hours in length with various degrees of walking. In some cases, we bird by driving our cars and stopping (like on Jenkins Point and Bear Island WMA). In other cases, we use golf carts on the golf course so it is accessible for all. Please click here for more information and to sign up.
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Spring migration is in full swing! Come join us on a walk and discover the new spring and summer residents, as well as those just passing through.Please click here for more information and to sign up.
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The weather is warming up, and spring birds are arriving on Seabrook! Come join us for a walk in April. Please click here for more information and to sign up.
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Come join us in February on one of our birdwatching walks. We have something for everyone, both on the island and off! Please click here to learn more about these activities and to sign up.
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Start your new year with new birding activities! It’s a great way to meet people, get a little exercise, and learn about the beautiful birds of Seabrook Island and the local area. Please click here to learn more about these activities and to sign up.
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What are those beautiful white birds that flock to the trees around the lakes? Why do they roost there? Is it a seasonal thing?
Recently, there are large numbers of the Great and Snowy Egrets and White Ibis that pour into the trees and shrubs around lakes on Seabrook Island. They have been spotted at the Lake House, Jenkins Point, etc. There are also Wood Storks hanging around the pond in front of the Lake House.
Continue reading “What are Those White Birds Around the Lake?”Take a break from holiday shopping and join us for a birdwatching activity in December! Please click here to learn more about these activities and to sign up.
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With fall birding in full swing and cooler temps, this is the perfect time to join us on a birding activity. We have something for everyone! Please click here to learn more about these activities and to sign up.
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Shorebird species have seen dramatic declines over the last few decades. Shorebird Stewards educate people about the significance of Seabrook Island for shorebirds and how their actions can help protect shorebirds from further declines. It is not about enforcement, but about education.
Continue reading “Seabrook Organizations and Clubs: Seabrook Island Birders Shorebird Education Program”Fall migration is in full swing! Join us as we look for resident and migrating birds on Seabrook Island and the surrounding area. Please click here to learn more and to sign up.
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