Links to Outside Searchable Species Databases with Photos & Information

 North Inlet Estuary & Hobcaw Barony Species Lists

• Aquatic & Terrestrial Amphibians & Reptiles
• Aquatic & Terrestrial Mammals
• Birds
• Butterflies - North American Butterfly Association 4^th of July Butterfly Counts have been conducted on the Hobcaw property, including the reserve every year since 1999. Seventy-five species of butterflies have been observed during these counts and other times over the years.
• Estuarine Zooplankton
• Estuarine Benthic infauna (macrobenthos)
• Sharks, Skates, Rays, Fish & other motile nekton
• Insect List from Baruch Publication: Davis, Luckett V. Class Insecta in Zingmark, R.G. (Ed.). 1978.  An Annotated Checklist of the Biota of the Coastal Zone of South Carolina.  Published for the Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine Biology and Coastal Research by the University of South Carolina Press. Columbia, SC. 364pp. (Adobe file)  Size = 9.5Mb.
• Insect List from Spring 2004 Field Entomology class, University of Guelph, Canada -  Plus State Records and other insects of interest (Adobe file)
• North Inlet - Winyah Bay Reserve Vascular Plants (Adobe file)

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Field Collections/Archived Samples

• Estuarine Macroinfauna (benthos)
• Estuarine Meioinfauna (benthos)
• Estuarine Motile Epibenthos (Macrozooplankton - 365 micron nets)
• Estuarine Zooplankton (collected in 153 micron nets)
• Estuarine Nekton
• LTER Biweekly Nekton seine and trawl survey: 1981-1984 (Adobe file)

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Voucher/Reference Specimens

• Hobcaw Barony & North Inlet Estuary Amphibians and Reptiles (Adobe file)
• Estuarine Invertebrates (Adobe file)
• Estuarine Copepods
• Coastal Flora (Adobe file)  - Arranged alphabetically by Family Name

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Links to Outside Searchable Species Databases with Photos & Information

• eNature.com - A resource provided by the National Wildlife Federation.
• Georgia Wildlife Web - The purpose of this web site is to provide information concerning the common species of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians found in the State of Georgia.
• The Animal Diversity Web - Thousands of species accounts about individual animal species.
• plants.usda.gov - The PLANTS Database provides standardized information about the vascular plants, mosses, liverworts, hornworts, and lichens of the U.S. and its territories.
• USDA Forest Service - Searchable Database of thousands of plant species.  Mostly textual data.

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