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Mantis Fly

As the common name implies, a Mantis Fly looks a bit like two different species combined.
Beautiful Chrysalis

The chrysalis of the Varigated Fritillary moth is striking.
Putty Root Orchid

This distinctive leaf grows up from the soil, disappearing in the Spring, just before the orchid flowers.
Mole Crickets

The Northern Mole Cricket is native to South Carolina. The Southern Mole Cricket is an invasive species from South America.
Elephants in South Carolina?

Yes, during the Pleistocene period, Elephants lived in South Carolina.
Tis Like the Birthday of the World...

Rudy shares the words of Tom Hood and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Dobsonfly Larva

The larva of a Dobson Fly is a "helgremite."
Eastern King Snake

The chain-like pattern on this non-venomous snake can help identify it.
Black and White Tegu

This large lizard, native to Central and South Amercia, was found on the loose in the Midlands of South Carolina.
Water Jewels

"A million little diamons twinkled on the trees..."

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