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  • The male two-stripped walking stick is much smaller than the female.
  • A listener sees a group of deer dashing into Lake Murray. Unusual?
  • Groundhogs are usually called Woodchucks in South Carolina. In the past they were often called Whistle Pigs.
  • A Charleston listener has the rare chance to engage in a snowball fight, and makes a remarkable find in one of his missiles.
  • When extremely cold weather hits South Carolina, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service tries to push Manatees southward to warmer waters.
  • Brown Snakes are nonvenomous, and they often hibernate in piles of dead leaves.
  • A listener finds some Barnacles on Myrtle Beach.
  • As the name implies, you'll find these fungi in the winter.
  • Rudy shares a passage from The Dewy Morn, by Richard Jeffries.
  • A listener finds large bones in the woods that look like they belonged to a bird. But, what kind?
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