June 10, 2019
A Symphony of Slime Molds
Not long ago as I was tending to our vermicompost bins (a future blog post coming this summer), and I found a strange substance growing inside the bin. It looked like a yellow,Posted by: Rock Delliquanti
May 31, 2019
Blue Hydrozoans
We’ve had some unusual organisms washing ashore on Little St. Simons Island lately due to several days of heavy winds pushing in from the east. Among them is Sargassum,Posted by: Cohen Carpenter
May 27, 2019
How Does That Rhyme Go Again?
While most folks would be horrified with the prospect of finding a red, yellow, and black snake in their garden, the naturalists at Little Saint SimonsPosted by: Nate Ramey
May 19, 2019
Norm
Spring is in the air of Georgia. But birds and bees are not the only critters looking forward to these rising temperatures. Norm, the famous bachelor of Little St. Simons, alsoPosted by: John Cassell
May 9, 2019
Naturalist History: The Naturalists of Little St. Simons Island
The Beginning: Cathy Sakas and John "Crawfish" Crawford The naturalist program on Little St. Simons Island has been aPosted by: Cohen Carpenter
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
