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Skulls with Plenty of Teeth

Opossums are South Carolina's only marsupials.
Double-Crested Cormorants

You may see large numbers of these birds hunting for fish this time of year.
Lowcountry Bones

Lowcountry nature lovers share a cache of bones...
The Sora

This species is found around fresh water marshes and flooded fields.
Backyard Snakes

Brown Snakes and Red-Bellied Snakes are common in backyards.
Metallic Wood-Boring Beetles

A Dorchester listener, walking in the park, spots an interesting insect...
The Tulip Tree

One common name for this tree is "Tulip Poplar." However, it is not in the poplar family, but in the magnolia.
Ring Necked Pheasant

A beautiful bird spotted in Ridgeway--is it native?
Eastern Phoebe's Nest Invaded

A Brown-Headed Cowbird is a brood parasite.
Mullberry Trees

There are two kinds of Mulberry trees in South Carolina. The White Mulberry was introduced. The Red Mulberry is native.

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