South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Abbeville County 4/29/2019 CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAME SURVEY WINDOW/ TIME PERIOD COMMENTS Amphibian Bird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting season Crustacean Mimic crayfish (ARS) Distocambarus carlsoni November-April Fish Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-April Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-December Overwinter population departs: March- April Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter Mollusk Plant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid November Reptile * Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species ** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this species ARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist. ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority species BGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act C FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these species CH Critical Habitat E Federally Endangered P or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal Register S/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed species T Federally Threatened These lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists. For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html . None Found None Found None Found
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South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Abbeville County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonCrustacean Mimic crayfish (ARS) Distocambarus carlsoni November-AprilFish Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-April
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Mollusk
Plant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
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South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Aiken County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryGopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationFrosted elfin (ARS) Callophrys irus March - June
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year roundFound in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBog spicebush (ARS) Lindera subcoriacea March-AugustCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberHarperella (E) Ptilimnium nodosum July-October survey in periods of low waterOcmulgee skullcap (ARS) Scutellaria ocmulgee Late June-early OctoberRelict trillium (E) Trillium reliquum Mid March-AprilSmooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-OctoberFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of yearGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Survey most of yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
Reptile
Amphibian
None Found
Fish
Plant
Bird
Insect
None Found
Mammal
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Aiken County
4/29/2019
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Allendale County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationCalvert's Emerald (ARS) Somatochlora calverti Year round Active: mid-June-late August
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid August-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberSmooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-OctoberFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of the yearGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
Reptile
Plant
Bird
None Found
Fish
Insect
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Allendale County
4/29/2019
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Anderson County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey point
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year roundFound in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberSmooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-October
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
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Plant
Bird
Mammal
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Bamberg County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Plant
Reptile
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Bird
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Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Barnwell County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to February
Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBog spicebush (ARS) Lindera subcoriacea March-AugustBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberHarperella (E) Ptilimnium nodosum July-October survey in periods of low waterPondberry (E) Lindera melissifolia February-MarchSmooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-OctoberFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of the yearGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
Amphibian
Reptile
Bird
None Found
Fish
None Found
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Barnwell County
4/29/2019
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Beaufort County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Frosted flatwoods salamander (T, CH) Ambystoma cingulatum January 1-April 30 Larvae present in breeding ponds
American wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey pointPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
Crustacean
Atlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coast
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year roundFound in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Northern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successfulRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
American chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-NovemberPondberry (E) Lindera melissifolia February-March
Bird
None Found
Fish
Mammal
None Found
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Beaufort County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberGreen sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of yearKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Berkeley County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Frosted flatwoods salamander (T, CH) Ambystoma cingulatum January 1-April 30 Larvae present in breeding ponds
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationFrosted elfin (ARS) Callophrys irus March - June
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Northern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successful
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
American chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-NovemberPondberry (E) Lindera melissifolia February-MarchRaven’s seedbox (ARS) Ludwigia ravenii June-OctoberSun-facing coneflower (ARS) Rudbeckia heliopsidis July-SeptemberEastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
None Found
Reptile
Amphibian
Fish
Plant
None Found
Mammal
Insect
Bird
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Berkeley County
4/29/2019
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Calhoun County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskPlantReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
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Bird
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Fish
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South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Charleston County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Frosted flatwoods salamander (T, CH) Ambystoma cingulatum January 1-April 30 Larvae present in breeding ponds
Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBachman's warbler (E) Vermivora bachmanii May 1-June 15 BreedingBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey pointPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationFrosted elfin (ARS) Callophrys irus March - June
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coastNorthern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successfulRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
American chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-NovemberPondberry (E) Lindera melissifolia February-MarchSeabeach amaranth (T) Amaranthus pumilus July-October
Amphibian
Plant
None Found
Fish
None Found
Mammal
Insect
Bird
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Charleston County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberGreen sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Cherokee County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBirdCrustaceanFish
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskDwarf-flowered heartleaf (T) Hexastylis naniflora March-MayGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid November
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Plant
None Found
None Found
None FoundNone Found
None Found
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Chester County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanFish Robust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterMollusk Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowPlant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
Bird
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Chesterfield County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationFrosted elfin (ARS) Callophrys irus March - June
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Septima's clubtail (ARS) Gomphus septima Year round Active: May-August
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid November
Wire-leaved dropseed (ARS) Sporobolus teretifolius August-September Following fireSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Bird
None Found
Insect
Plant
Reptile
Fish
Mollusk
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Clarendon County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskAmerican chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberEastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Reptile
None Found
Fish
Bird
None Found
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Colleton County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryFrosted flatwoods salamander (T, CH) Ambystoma cingulatum January 1-April 30 Larvae present in breeding pondsGopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey pointPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coastRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-November
Amphibian
Plant
None Found
Fish
Mammal
Bird
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Colleton County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodGreen sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Darlington County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Dillon County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehlkei Year roundRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Reptile Spotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Plant
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Dorchester County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskPlant Bog asphodel (ARS*) Narthecium americanum June-July
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Bird
None Found
Reptile
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Edgefield County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanBlueback herring*(ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterBrook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberMiccosukee gooseberry (T) Ribes echinellum June-September Year roundOcmulgee skullcap (ARS) Scutellaria ocmulgee Late June-early OctoberRelict trillium (E) Trillium reliquum Mid March-April
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
Mollusk
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Fairfield County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonCrustacean Broad River spiney crayfish (ARS) Cambarus spicatus November-April
Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskPlant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Florence County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskAmerican chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-November
Georgia leadplant (ARS) Amorpha georgiana var. georgiana Late April-October
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Plant
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Georgetown County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey pointPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehlkei Year roundRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationFrosted elfin (ARS) Callophrys irus March - June
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coastRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Georgetown County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Green sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Greenville County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Green salamander (ARS) Aneides aeneus October-March
Bird Golden-winged warbler (ARS) Vermivora chrysoptera April-July (nesting surveys) Spring/Fall migration; variable throughout State
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year round Found in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Northern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successfulTri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
White irisette or Reflexed blue-eyed grass (E) Sisyrinchium dichotomum Late May-July
Reptile Bog turtle (S/A, T) Glyptemys muhlenbergii April 15-September 15 Active period
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Plant
None Found
Mammal
Crustacean
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Greenwood County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonCrustacean Mimic crayfish (ARS) Distocambarus carlsoni November-AprilFish
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Brook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30 Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey window
Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianumEarly October-mid November
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Mollusk
None Found
Plant
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Hampton County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberEastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of the yearGopher tortoise (C) Gopherus polyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
Bird
None Found
Fish
Reptile
Plant
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Hampton County
4/29/2019
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Horry County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehlkei Year roundRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coastRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
None Found
None Found
Fish
Mammal
None Found
Bird
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Horry County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
American chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-NovemberGodfrey's stitchwort (ARS) Minuartia godfreyi April-JuneHarper's fimbristylis (ARS) Fimbristylis perpusilla July-SeptemberSeabeach amaranth (T) Amaranthus pumilus July-OctoberVenus flytrap (ARS*) Dionaea muscipula May-JuneWire-leaved dropseed (ARS) Sporobolus teretifolius August-September Following fireYellow pond lily (ARS) Nuphar lutea ssp. sagittifolia April-OctoberGreen sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata Feburary-early April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Jasper County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Frosted flatwoods salamander (T, CH) Ambystoma cingulatum January 1-April 30 Larvae present in breeding pondsGopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonBlack-capped petrel (ARS) Pterodroma hasitata April-October offshore water primarilyEastern black rail (T) Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis April-June Minimum of five surveys/survey pointPiping plover (T, CH) Charadrius melodus July 15-May 1 Migration and winteringRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonRed knot (T) Calidris canutus rufa August 1-May 31 Migration and winteringSaltmarsh sparrow (ARS) Ammospiza caudacuta Fall/winter Fall/winter surveys
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Finback whale* (E) Balaenoptera physalus* November 1-April 30 Off the coastHumpback whale * (E) Megaptera novaengliae January 1-March 31 Migration off the coastRight whale* (E) Balaena glacialis November 1-April 30 Off the coastSei whale* (E) Balaenoptera borealisSperm whale* (E) Physeter macrocephalus
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
West Indian manatee (T) Trichechus manatus May 15-October 15 In coastal watersMollusk
American chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberCiliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-November
Amphibian
None Found
Fish
Plant
Mammal
None Found
Bird
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Jasper County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-NovemberFlorida pine snake (ARS) Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of the yearGopher tortoise (C) Gopheruspolyphemus April 1-October 31 Active periodGreen sea turtle ** (T) Chelonia mydas ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingKemp's ridley sea turtle ** (E) Lepidochelys kempii** May 1-October 31 In coastal watersLeatherback sea turtle ** (E) Dermochelys coriacea ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingLoggerhead sea turtle ** (T, CH) Caretta caretta ** May 1-October 31 Nesting and hatchingSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Kershaw County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/ TIME
PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehikei Year roundRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterBrook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberMichaux's sumac (E) Rhus michauxii May-OctoberWire-leaved dropseed (ARS) Sporobolus teretifolius August-September Following fire
Reptile Southern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the year
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Mollusk
Plant
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Lancaster County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/ TIME
PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonCrustaceanFish
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterBrook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowBlack-spored quillwort (E) Isoetes melanospora May-October
Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid November
Little amphianthus or Pool sprite (T) Amphianthus pusillus Late March-AprilSchweinitz's sunflower (E) Helianthus schweinitzii Late August-OctoberSmooth sunflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-October
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Mollusk
Plant
None Found
None Found
None FoundNone Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Laurens County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year roundFound in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskPlant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
None Found
None Found
Mammal
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Lee County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to February
Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehlkei Year round
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskAmerican chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-September
Reptile Spotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Plant
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Lexington County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Ciliate-leaf tickseed (ARS) Coreopsis integrifolia August-NovemberWire-leaved dropseed (ARS) Sporobolus teretifolius August-September Following fire
Florida pine snake (ARS)Pituophis melanoleucus mugitus Most of year
Southern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
Plant
Bird
Fish
None Found
None Found
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Marion County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskBoykin’s lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-July/AugustCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-NovemberPondberry (E) Lindera melissifolia February-OctoberYellow pond lily (ARS) Nuphar lutea ssp. sagittifolia April-OctoberSouthern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the yearSpotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Reptile
None Found
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
Plant
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Marlboro County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian
Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalusOctober 1-May 15 Nesting season
Red-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonCrustacean
Atlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskPlant Bay boneset (ARS) Eupatorium paludicola August-SeptemberReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
None Found
Bird
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - McCormick County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting season
Red-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonCrustaceanFish Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-April
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Septima's clubtail (ARS) Gomphus septima Year round Active: May-AugustMammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Brook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberMiccosukee gooseberry (T) Ribes echinellum June-September Year round
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Bird
None Found
None Found
Mollusk
Plant
Insect
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Newberry County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting season
Newberry burrowing crayfish (Saluda) (ARS) Distocambarus youngineri January-AprilBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterMolluskPlantReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None FoundNone Found
Crustacean
None Found
Fish
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Oconee County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryGreen salamander (ARS) Aneides aeneus October-March
Bird Golden-winged warbler (ARS) Vermivora chrysoptera April-July (nesting surveys) Spring/Fall migration; variable throughout State
CrustaceanFish Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-April
Edmund's snaketail (ARS) Ophiogomphus edmundo Year round Active: May-August
Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-December Overwinter population departs: March-April
Smokies needlefly (ARS) Megaleuctra williamsae April-JuneIndiana bat (E) Myotis sodalis Year round Not a South Carolina resident
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year round Found in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Northern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successfulTri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Mollusk Brook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina hemlock (ARS) Tsuga caroliniana Year roundGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberPersistent trillium (E) Trillium persistens Early March-mid AprilSmall whorled pogonia (T) Isotria medeoloides Mid May-early JulySmooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-OctoberSun-facing coneflower (ARS) Rudbeckia heliopsidis July-October
Reptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Amphibian
None Found
Plant
Insect
None Found
Mammal
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Orangeburg County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Gopher frog (ARS) Lithobates capito Breeding: October-March Call survey: February-AprilAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting season
Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalusOctober 1-May 15 Nesting season
Red-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting seasonCrustacean
Atlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Reptile Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (ARS) Crotalus adamanteus Most of the year Peak: April-November
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Plant
Bird
None Found
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Pickens County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryGreen salamander (ARS) Aneides aeneus October-March
Bird Golden-winged warbler (ARS) Vermivora chrysoptera April-July (nesting surveys) Spring/Fall migration; variable throughout State
Crustacean Broad River spiney crayfish (ARS) Cambarus spicatus November-AprilFish Blueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-April
Margaret's (Margarita) river cruiser (ARS) Macromia margarita Year round Active: June-early AugustMonarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-December Overwinter population departs: March-April
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year round Found in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Northern long-eared bat (T) Myotis septentrionalis Year round Winter surveys not as successfulTri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Smooth coneflower (E) Echinacea laevigata Late May-OctoberReptile Bog turtle (S/A, T) Glyptemys muhlenbergii April 15-September 15 Active period
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Amphibian
Plant
None Found
Mammal
Insect
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Richland County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to FebruaryAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
Crustacean Broad River spiney crayfish (ARS) Cambarus spicatus November-AprilBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Reptile Southern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the year
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Plant
Fish
Bird
None Found
Mammal
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Saluda County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting season
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
Brook floater (ARS) Alasmidonta varicosa March 1-September 30Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey windowGeorgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberHarperella (E) Ptilimnium nodosum July-October In periods of low waterLittle amphianthus or Pool sprite (T)
Amphianthus pusillus Late March-April
Reptile Southern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the year
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Bird
Plant
Mollusk
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Spartanburg County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian
Bird Golden-winged warbler (ARS) Vermivora chrysoptera April-July (nesting surveys)Spring/Fall migration; variable throughout State
BirdCrustacean Broad River spiney crayfish (ARS) Cambarus spicatus November-AprilFish
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Little brown bat (ARS) Myotis lucifugus Year roundFound in trees, rock creaves, and under bridges
Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterMolluskPlant Dwarf-flowered heartleaf (T) Hexastylis naniflora March-MayReptile
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
Mammal
None Found
None Found
None Found
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Sumter County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
Amphibian Chamberlain's dwarf salamander (ARS) Eurycea chamberlaini Spring/Fall surveys Breeding survey: November to February
American wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilCarolina pygmy sunfish (ARS) Elassoma boehlkei Year roundRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskAmerican chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin's lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-JulyCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-September
Reptile Southern hognose snake (ARS) Heterodon simus Most of the year
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
Bird
None Found
Fish
Plant
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Union County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBirdCrustaceanFish Robust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oC
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterMolluskPlant Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid NovemberReptile
Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species* The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this species** Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information ARS is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.
Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesARS* Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActBGEPA FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesC Critical HabitatCH Federally EndangeredE Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterP or P - CH Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesS/A Federally ThreatenedTThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
None Found
None Found
None FoundNone Found
None Found
South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - Williamsburg County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianAmerican wood stork (T) Mycteria americana February 15-September 1 Nesting seasonBald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonRed-cockaded woodpecker (E) Picoides borealis March 1-July 31 Nesting season
CrustaceanAtlantic sturgeon* (E) Acipenser oxyrinchus* February 1-April 30 Spawning migrationBlueback herring* (ARS) Alosa aestivalis* Mid-January-mid May Peak: March-AprilRobust redhorse (ARS) Moxostoma robustum Late April-early May Temperature dependent: 16-24oCShortnose sturgeon* (E) Acipenser brevirostrum* February 1-April 30 Spawning migration
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winter
MolluskAmerican chaffseed (E) Schwalbea americana May-August 1-2 months after a fireBoykin's lobelia (ARS) Lobelia boykinii May-JulyCanby's dropwort (E) Oxypolis canbyi Mid-July-SeptemberCarolina-birds-in-a-nest (ARS) Macbridea caroliniana July-November
Reptile Spotted turtle (ARS) Clemmys guttata February-mid April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
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South Carolina List of At-Risk, Candidate, Endangered, and Threatened Species - York County
4/29/2019
CATEGORY COMMON NAME/STATUS SCIENTIFIC NAMESURVEY WINDOW/
TIME PERIODCOMMENTS
AmphibianBird Bald eagle (BGEPA) Haliaeetus leucocephalus October 1-May 15 Nesting seasonCrustacean Broad River spiney crayfish (ARS) Cambarus spicatus November-AprilFish
Insect Monarch butterfly (ARS) Danaus plexippus August-DecemberOverwinter population departs: March-April
Mammal Tri-colored bat (ARS) Perimyotis subflavus Year round Found in mines and caves in the winterMollusk Carolina heelsplitter (E, CH) Lasmigona decorata March 1-September 30 Optimal survey window
Georgia aster (ARS*) Symphyotrichum georgianum Early October-mid November
Little amphianthus or Pool sprite (T) Amphianthus pusillus Late March-April
* Contact National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) for more information on this species** The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NMFS share jurisdiction of this speciesARS Species that the FWS has been petitioned to list and for which a positive 90-day finding has been issued (listing may be warranted); information
is provided only for conservation actions as no Federal protections currently exist.ARS* Species that are either former Candidate Species or are emerging conservation priority speciesBGEPA Federally protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection ActC FWS or NMFS has on file sufficient information on biological vulnerability and threat(s) to support proposals to list these speciesCH Critical HabitatE Federally EndangeredP or P - CH Proposed for listing or critical habitat in the Federal RegisterS/A Federally protected due to similarity of appearance to a listed speciesT Federally ThreatenedThese lists should be used only as a guideline, not as the final authority. The lists include known occurrences and areas where the species has a high possibility of occurring. Records are updated as deemed necessary and may differ from earlier lists.
For a list of State endangered, threatened, and species of concern, please visit https://www.dnr.sc.gov/species/index.html.
