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  • A listener spots a Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly.
  • Not fond of Dobson Flies? You won't like its larval form much better.
  • The Dusky Birch Sawfly is a stingless wasp. As the common name implies, its prefered food plant is the River Birch.
  • Listeners report sights of snakes... and of an snake "impersonator."
  • The Red-Bellied Watersnake is common in South Carolina. They are non-venomous.
  • If you find one of these lovely plants, it's best left in place if you want it to thrive.
  • A listener spots an odd looking squirrel in Santee...
  • A listener finds a Black Rat snake making a meal of a squirrel. Rat Snakes are powerful constrictors and feed on small mammals.
  • Carolina Wrens often come back to the same area each year to nest.
  • Males of this species have a bright white abdomen.
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