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Red Shouldered Hawk

This hawk loves areas with wetlands nearby.
"No Sun. No Moon..."

Rudy shares a poem by Thomas Hood about November.
The Long Tailed Skipper

The long tails on the hind wings of this buttefly give it its common name.
Brown Snakes

The non-venemous Brown Snake feeds on invertebrates and can often be found in piles of leaves or in rotting wood.
House Centipede

As the name implies, this is the only centipede commonly found in homes.
American Lady Butterfly Caterpillars

A listener finds a caterpillar he does not recognize...
Common Pug Moth Caterpillar

The Common Pug Moth caterpillar feeds on flowers petals.
Eastern Milk Snake

You'll find this snake in the mountains of South Carolina, and then only rarely.
Eyed Click Beetles

Click Beetles have false eye spots.
Pine Snakes

This constrictor spends a lot of time underground and is not often seen in South Carolina.

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