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    Black Crowned Night Herons
    You may spot the black crowned night heron during the day, but, they are most active at night.
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    Harbringers of Spring
    In early spring in South Carolina the structures of tent caterpillars begin to appear.
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    A Caterpillar with Wings?
    A listener reports a strange looking creature--it looks like "a caterpillar with wings."
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    A Green Tree Frog Can Be Blue
    Green and gray tree frogs are common in South Carolina.
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    An Unusual Looking Caterpillar
    As the name implies, the white-marked tussock caterpillar has a distinctive feature.
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    "Aphis Lion" Carries Debris as Camouflage
    What in the world is that fuzzy thing crawling by? It's the larva of the lacewing butterfly, practicing some clever camouflague.
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    "Camo" Wings
    The overwings of an Illia Underwing moth can cover the underwings to help it blend in with its surroundings.
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    Moth Rescue
    A listener finds a moth laying eggs in a dangerous place and attempts a rescue.
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    A Green Roach?
    A listener reports finding two green cockroaches. What...?!
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    The Potter Wasp is Aptly Named
    The Potter Wasp makes nests that look a lot like a human-made, clay pot.
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