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These birds, in no great numbers, are usually found on the coastal plain of South Carolina.

A Southern Trapdoor spider spotted in the Upstate, unusually, walking across a road.

The Southern Unstriped Scorpion is commonly found in the piedmont and mountains of the state. The Striped Scorpion seems to be moving north into the…

The Blue-Gray Gnat Catcher lives here in the warmer months. They build nests of spider silk or caterpillar silk, and cover them with lichens.

A listener finds a caterpillar for a Rustic Sphynx Moth.

The Lion's Mane Jellyfish is the largest kind you'll find in South Carolina.

A listeners sees a moth...

A listener finds a young Canebreak Rattlesnake...

The Green Lynx Spider catches its prey by leaping on it.

The Northern Flicker is the only bird in North America that has feathers with yellow shafts--hence, another of its common names, the Yellow Shafted…