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  • The bowfin, or mud fish, is the lone descendant of a group of prehistoric fish.
  • Trillium is one of the harbingers of Spring in South Carolina.
  • The Carpenter bee leaves sawdust behind as it digs its hole into wood. Woodpeckers often pick their way into these holes looking for the bees.
  • These solitary wasps rarely sting a human being.
  • Green Dragon has one leaf that divides into up to 17 leaflets.
  • Hello Gardeners, I’m Amanda McNulty with Clemson Extension and Making It Grow. We enjoyed the solar eclipse from the comfort of our Saint Matthews yard.…
  • Large, green, with orange horns: the Hickory Horned Devil is aptly named. However, it is harmless to humans.
  • The caterpillar of the spice bush swallowtail butterfly can produce a "strange" odor when disturbed.
  • The zebra longwing butterfly is not common in South Carolina.
  • Apple Snails are an invasive species, released into South Carolina's environment by the dumping of aquariums by hobbyists.
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