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Yes, there are Bald Eagles in South Carolina, and they are expanding their range.

Sometimes called a Hornworm, the caterpillar for the Tersa Sphynx moth feed on weedy plants and is common in South Carolina.

The Red Bellied Snake feeds on soft-bodied invertebrates.

Rudy shares a quote from Richard Jeffries' novel, The Dewy Morn.

This listener found a feather that was most likely from a Downy Woodpecker,

The Redbud tree starts budding in the Lowcountry before it does elsewhere in the South Carolina. It is a harbinger of Spring, which arrives first in the…

"The Poet" shares some thoughts on the joy of Spring in the woods.

Winged termite reproductives this time of year indicate a colony nearby.

This appropriately named gall occurs in White Oak trees.

Raptors don't always eat all of their prey.