Naturally Kiawah Magazine Volume 36 | Page 2

Table of Contents BY LAND 7 8  Kiawah Island’s Voices of the Night By Whit Gibbons 10 Discovering Kiawah Naturally By Richard Fishburn 12 Conversations with Bobcat Researcher, Shane Roberts By Cindy Perry BY SEA 24 30 Every Other Breath By Tony Bartelme Right Whales: A Species at the Crossroads By Christine Sudell 32 Capturing Strand-feeding Dolphins: A Photographer’s Tale By Scott Snider 14 36 16 How to Garden on Kiawah Island By Joan Collar The Bobcats of Kiawah By Jim Jordan, Town of Kiawah Island Wildlife Biologist 18 20 Conservancy Events: August–November 2016 How to Make a Legacy: Following Cindy Neal Story and photographs by Shauneen Hutchinson Background photo by Larry Price 23 The Diamondback Terrapin: Icon of Kiawah’s Saltmarsh By Michael E. Dorcas, Ph.D. 40 Research on Kiawah Alligators: An Update Story and photographs by Jack Kotz 46 Edisto River: Black Water Crown Jewel By Susan KammeraadCampbell BY AIR 49 50  Painted Bunting Research: A Look Back Story and photographs by Sarah Latshaw 52 Bird Monitoring Update By Aaron Given,Town of Kiawah Island Assistant Wildlife Biologist 56 The Birds! The Birds! Story and photographs by Tina Schell 60 Where Have All the Fireflies Gone? By Christopher Widuch 64 66 Our First-ever Photograhic Scavenger Hunt The Legacy Continues: Memories from Kiawah’s Third Generation By Frances Boyd The beautiful photo on the cover was captured by Sue Corcoran as Aaron Given released a painted bunting during one of his visits to a Kiawah Island feeder in connection with studying this iconic resident.