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This marsh bird blends so well with its surroundings that it's not often seen.

Much can be learned about a dead bird by performing a necropsy.

The Anhinga is sometimes called a "Snake Bird" because it swims with its long, slender sticking out of the water.

Killdeers sometimes make their nests--not much more than depressions in the ground--in some risky places.

A listener in Awendaw, SC, spots a large bird with an "odd bill."

Whether passing through or nesting here for the summer, there are lots of species returning to South Carolina right now.

Caterpillars?

The Dusky Birch Sawfly is a stingless wasp. As the common name implies, its prefered food plant is the River Birch.

Carolina Wrens often come back to the same area each year to nest.

This bird is neo-tropical and migrates through South Carolina.

Birds chase a young owl, the owl drops partially eaten prey. What was the owl "recycling"?

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