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You'll find plenty of common whitetail dragonflies in South Carolina in the Spring--especially near water.

A listener in Spartanburg sees a water snake catch its prey, a bullfrog, on the Cottonwood Trail.

Indian Pink

Indian pink, spigelia marilandica, is a beautiful perennial plant, that flowers in June.

Unlike the Coral King Snake, the bands on the Northern Scarlet Snake don't go all the way around its body.

Rudy Mancke says he's seen more Copperheads out and about this year than any year he can remember.

A listener finds a strange looking creature that, at first, he thinks is a snake. But, it's a lizard.

A listener spots South Carolina's State Insect: the Carolina Mantis.

You won't see them often--they "fly" at night, mostly. But the Southern Flying Squirrel is common in South Carolina.

The Brown Water Snake is no danger to humans, though an older, common name was "Water Rattler."

These galls live only on Live Oaks.

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