Category Archives: SIB

As many of you have noticed on social media lately our male Wild Turkeys, or toms, are being quite aggressive and putting on quite the show. Actually that’s right on cue for Wild Turkeys on Seabrook Island as breeding and … Continue reading →

Sign up today! Matt Johnson is the Director of Bird Conservation & Engagement for Audubon South Carolina. A native of South Carolina, Matt grew up in Columbia and attended Clemson University from 2003-2009. After receiving his graduate degree in Biological … Continue reading →

Sign up today! Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:15 pm – 6:00 pm Location: Oyster Catcher Community Center Max: 25 Cost: None for members; $5 donation for guests For SIB’s second movie matinee, we will be presenting Winged Migration, the 2001 … Continue reading →

Each year the Audubon encourages everyone to be a citizen scientist and document the birds they see in their yards and travels during the Presidents Day weekend (this year Friday February 15 – Monday February 18).  For our third year … Continue reading →

With the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) coming up this weekend, the National Audubon Society wrote a great article on the common bird species you are likely to see at your feeders and in your backyards. Of the 15 birds … Continue reading →

It is only natural to conjure up romantic ideas about your bird families. If you have had the good fortune to watch a nest being built and hatchlings being tended by diligent bird parents you want to imagine that your … Continue reading →

A group of seventeen hearty Seabrookers joined us last Friday morning, February 1, for a bird walk on North Beach. Our part-time bird experts, Aija Konrad, and Bob Mercer, led the group on a mile and a half walk from … Continue reading →

A couple of Seabrook Island residents were concerned and sent SIB an email on Friday, January 17. Hi, we have a pelican in our backyard on Seabrook Island that has been here all morning and now afternoon. It is on … Continue reading →

A new year starts with a review of the prior year. That presentation is now available on our web page. On January 30, Ed and Aija Konrad amazed the 68 attendees of our first evening event of the year with … Continue reading →

The Seabrook Island Birders are happy to announce that their newly updated bird checklist is available on their website at Seabrook Island Bird Checklist. You can now print the updated version for your next birdwatching outing or to keep at your … Continue reading →

We can all identify a sparrow, right? A small brown bird that you see in and around shrubbery and occasionally at your feeders. Would it surprise you to know that there are at least 35 species of sparrows and even … Continue reading →