May 8, 2019
Prescribed Fire
If you’ve visited LSSI during October, you’ve seen dune ridges swaying with pink-flowered Muhly Grass (Gulf Hairawn Muhly Grass, Muhlenbergia sericea). Not only is this grassPosted by: Kate Tweedy
May 8, 2019
An Ode to the Odonates
Spring has sprung here on Little St. Simons Island and that means flowers are in bloom and birds are undergoing their incredible migrations. However, it alsoPosted by: Rock Delliquanti
May 8, 2019
Shorebird Nesting Updates
March marks the beginning of shorebird nesting season, and our first American Oystercatcher nests have been found! American Oystercatchers (Haematopus palliatus) are aPosted by: Kate Tweedy
May 1, 2019
BirdCast: Birding in The Age of Technology
For millions of years birds have transited the globe in search of resources, climate, and other ideal conditions to fulfill their life histories. As of yet, they are notPosted by: Cohen Carpenter
April 26, 2019
Pesto alla LSSI
The return of the hummingbirds, the emergence of new live oak shoots, and the warming days signify spring at LSSI. This is also aPosted by: Matt Lerish
April 25, 2019
A Lucky Horsehoe (Crab)
Everyone needs a little luck in life from time to time. This is especially true for a curious critter found here in the tidal waters of the island. This odd creature has anPosted by: Nate Ramey
