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  • Wheel Bug eggs are barrel shaped and clustered in masses.
  • The Fishfly is a member of the Alderfly and Dobsonfly group of winged insects.
  • The Starfish Stinkhorn mushroom was introduced into South Carolina from Australia.
  • A listener has a childhood story to tell about this grass.
  • A listener spots a lizard with an odd tale. Is it a mutation?
  • A Charleston couple finds Yellow-Crowned Night Herons nesting in a backyard tree.
  • Black Rat snakes mating and laying eggs around this time of year will see the eggs hatch in the fall.
  • Rudy reads from The Vision of Sir Launfal, a poem by James Russell Lowell.
  • In South Carolina you will find both the Southern and the Northern Ring-Necked Snakes.
  • The Eastern Fence Lizard eats insects and spiders , as does the Six-Lined Race Runner.
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