We’ve now been to South Carolina twice, seven days in total. I think this gallery shows how easy it is to find wildlife in the Palmetto state. In the years to come we’ll eventually go again and this gallery will inevitably grow.
I highly recommend visiting Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge on Hilton Head Island. A little over an hour there was enough time to see an amazing array of birds and numerous alligators.
All photos exclusive copyright of Jeff Aguilar
Black vulture, Kiawah IslandGreat Blue Heron, KiawahGreen Tree FrogNorthern Mockingbird, KiawahGulf Fritillary Moth, Magnolia PlantationEastern Pondhawk, Magnolia PlantionGolden Silk Spider, MagnoliaSpotted Orb Weaver, MagnoliaToad, Musgrove MillBottlenose Dolphins, Charleston HarborBrown Pelican, CharlestonWhite Ibises, Pinckney Island NWRTussock moth caterpillar, Congaree NPGreat millipede, Congaree NPCommon buckeye mothGreat Blue Heron, Pinckney Island NWRCommon Gallinule, Pinckney Island NWRLittle Blue Heron, Pinckney Island NWRNorthern Cardinal, Pinckney Island NWRLaughing Gull, Hilton Head IslandSanderlings, Hilton Head IslandTricolored Heron, Drayton HallAmerican Alligator, Drayton HallGulf Fritillary Moth, Fort MoultrieLaughing Gull, Kiawah IslandGreen Tree Frog, Drayton HallGreat Egret, Pinckney ISland NWRDouble-crested Cormorant, Patriots PointAmerican Alligator, Pinckney Island NWRNarrowleaf Sunflower, Magnolia PlantationCypress Knees, Magnolia PlantationLoblolly Pine, Congaree NPSpanish Moss, MP
