according to the South Carolina Encyclopedia. Described as having a distinctive bright-yellow face and a dark, curved beak, the bird was discovered by the Rev. John Bachman in 1832 on the Edisto ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared 21 bird species extinct last week, including a migratory songbird that spent significant time in North Carolina ... throat and chest. Yellow-gray ...

Or maybe you just like having many kinds of beautiful birds visit your back yard? South Carolina is home to a ... females have heads covered in bright yellow feathers. These warblers are the ...

And South Carolina Public Radio's Victoria Hansen takes us to a place built for birds. VICTORIA HANSEN ... into the sand to create a nest. Tiny, yellow-billed least terns dangle fish as they ...

But how do endangered coastal birds respond to weather events during their migration? The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Coastal Bird Program studies the red knot, a federally ...

The Bachman’s Warbler, which had a distinctive bright yellow face and a dark, curved beak, was first spotted near Charleston, South Carolina, in 1832. The Service said the bird’s last ...