Nature Done Wright

Allendale resident Stiles Thomas discovered this rare Chameleon snake in his yard recently. He thought it was a common Wood

My latest column is a followup to the column I wrote about Stiles Thomas and bluesbirds. The link is here. 

I noticed the other day that the Canada Goose nest with three eggs — and their very protective mom —

Photo: Wikimedia Commons For centuries, Europeans have pondered why Swiss cheese has so many annoying holes. Mystery solved! Researchers at

Maybe it was the full moon, or the changing of the month, but the motion-sensitive cam picked up some really

Went out to the Celery Farm after my wife Patty saw a Bald Eagle through the window. Took some scenics

Yesterday's Hour on the Tower — in which birders tried to see as many species as they could in 60

Few Americans realize that from 1973 to the mid-1980s, South Carolina required all resident bird-watchers to be licensed. The controversial

Sue Doughtery writes: Can anyone identify this bird, photographed by a friend in Brooklyn recently? That's some photo!    

Following a long-standing policy established by Marsh Warden Emeritus Stiles Thomas, the Celery Farm Natural Area will be closed on