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  • This moth is common in South Carolina. It over-winters as a caterpillar and builds its cocoon in the Spring.
  • A listener spots a plant in Barbados that is similar to Rattle Bush. The latter was introduced initially in Florida.
  • A family finds an object in a tidal pool which one of the children dubs a "mermaid's bracelet." It's actually a tube extending from a Plumed Worm, or…
  • The nymph of the Eastern Lubber grasshopper is almost black, with a yellow stripe down the back.
  • Today is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
  • The Ichneumon Wasp lays its eggs in the larvae of other insects.
  • A listener finds a mating pair of Pink Striped Oakworm moths.
  • Corn Snakes are often mis-identified as venomous and, unfortunately, killed.
  • The colonial nesting birds are often found on cliff faces in the western U.S. In South Carolina, you will often find them under bridges.
  • The Copperhead is more likely to strike when disturbed than any other venoumous snake in the state.
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