Snow in coastal South Carolina? It's rare, but we've now had the white stuff in consecutive years, the first time that's happened since the 1980s.
We woke up to snow on the ground (and our bird feeders) on Feb. 1. It’s such a novelty here! Seeing birds in a snow setting was neat to capture on my feeder camera.
The Baltimore Orioles really crave the grape jelly, even it it's icy. Check out a Northern Cardinal enjoying a winter mix of seed and jelly.
A surprise visitor this winter has been the Orange-crowned Warbler. They too like the grape jelly.
The Hermit Thrush is another unique bird with a great name. All species are welcome to my year-round, all-weather buffet!

