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  • A listener finds a Jack-in-the-Pulpit plant that is fruiting.
  • Gaillardia pulchella, or Firewheel, is a southwestern species that has become naturalized to South Carolina.
  • The pupal cases of the Braconid wasp stick together with fuzzy-looking material.
  • A listener spots bright red fish swimming in a school near Lake Jocassee and wonders what kind they are. The male Yellowfin Shiner turns red during…
  • A listener finds a snake that is seldom seen in South Carolina, though they live throughout the state.
  • The female Dobsonfly has strong pincers, though they are smaller than the male's.
  • Honey Locust Trees have twisted, brown fruit.
  • The Eastern Garter Snake is non-venomous and is not a constrictor.
  • This is a great time of year to get outdoors and look around at the changing of the season.
  • This insect is large enough to prey on small snakes and veterbrates, as well as invertebrates.
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