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  • The purpose of the "wheel" or "cog" on a Wheel Bug's back is unknown.
  • The caterpillars for Tersa Sphinx moths have false eye spots.
  • Once you site one of these striking birds, you not likely forget the sight.
  • The bands on this snake are particularly distinct in juveniles.
  • Rudy reads a section from Wordsworth's Lines Written A Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting The Banks Of The Wye During A Tour, July 13, 1798.
  • Ichneumon Wasps can penetrate wood in order to lay eggs.
  • Yes, we do: the Southern Unstriped Scorpion (Carolinianus) can be found around the state; and the Striped Southern Scorpion can be found on the coastal…
  • The Carolina Cherry Laurel is fruiting about now, across the state. Many people plant this native species as an ornamental because of the beautiful…
  • The Bearded Hedgehog mushroom is edible and often enjoyed by humans.
  • These birds swim in the water with only their head and neck exposed. They are common on the coastal plain.
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