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  • This non-native lizard can now be found on beaches and barrier islands in South Carolina.
  • A listener on a run finds a rare plant.
  • When agitated, these aphids earn their nickname, "Boogie Woogie" Aphids.
  • This time of year you may see many Black Racer juveniles. These young snakes have blotchy patterns on their skin for the first year of life.
  • Black Rat Snakes, recognizable by the black blotches on their gray skin, are out this time of year. They are non-venomous.
  • The caterpillar of the Io moth has stinging bristles. Its cocoon has a paper-like texture.
  • A listener finds some bones in a field...
  • Some listeners find a lizard in Toxaway State Park...
  • A listener spots a Bella Moth in flight...
  • The Eastern Stinkhorn mushroom has a distinctive shape -- and smell!
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