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Dewees April 2010 – Video of Nature at Play

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published: April 28, 2010
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April on Dewees Island, SC from BluePixy. It's April, and it seems like everything has come to life. The butterflies are enjoying the profusion of wildflowers, the alligators, snakes, and…

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New Resident at One Pipe

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  • Post published: April 22, 2010
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Check out this guy; lurking at one pipe, perhaps hoping for a crab attracted to a minnow trap?  If you are driving to six pipes, he's hanging out in the…

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Dewees Alligator Survey Data

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published: March 23, 2010
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During the POA Annual Meeting, Lori Sheridan Wilson, the Environmental Program Director, presented a number of interesting facts and updates.  We plan to make several blog posts reiterating the data…

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Waking Up with Alligators – March 13, 2010

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  • Post published: March 13, 2010
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Here is two minutes of video footage looking at the raft at Huyler House pond. Watching the alligators and turtles climb up (if at first you don't succeed...) and the…

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Whisperings of spring on Dewees

  • Post author:reggiefairchild
  • Post published: February 24, 2010
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Judy Drew Fairchild posted a great video showing that spring is starting to stir on Dewees. She took all the pictures and videos this week, most of them yesterday and…

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Sun brings out the big gator at Huyer House Pond

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  • Post published: February 3, 2010
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Early clouds giving way to sunny, clear skis, with temperatures in the mid-50s.  The large American alligator at Huyler House Pond like the forecast.  She was seen sunning on the…

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Some Fish Bite the Dust

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  • Post published: August 13, 2009
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This is the third in a series of post about "The Fish Kill of 2009". This morning, there were some dead fish around the edges of the impoundment.  Flounder, for…

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Gator in the Grass

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  • Post published: July 29, 2009
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Photographed on July 2, this 4 or 5 foot American Alligator was sunning in the grass near the Huyler House.

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Dewees Island Wildlife Emergency Information

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  • Post published: May 15, 2009
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Dewees Island Wildlife If you find injured or dead animals on Dewees Island, please immediately contact: Lori Sheridan Wilson, 843-569-3994 (Monday – Friday 8 am – 4:30 pm) Public Safety,…

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