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  • A listener finds a couple of bones, possibly bird bones, at Huntington Island State Park.
  • A kayaker reports piles of empty shells at the edge of Lynches River...
  • This moth is one of the few in South Carolina that over-winters as a caterpillar.
  • This is the time of year you will see flocks of Cedar Wax Wings feeding.
  • Trailing Arbutus, Yellow Jessamine, and Cloudless Sulphur Butterflies are harbingers of the season.
  • This marsh bird blends so well with its surroundings that it's not often seen.
  • These caterpillars darken in color as they mature.
  • Much can be learned about a dead bird by performing a necropsy.
  • A listener reports a find on the beach that is a bit unsettling.
  • The Anhinga is sometimes called a "Snake Bird" because it swims with its long, slender sticking out of the water.
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