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The Gulf Fritillary

A listener finds a beautiful butterfly on Daniel Island.
Earthstar Scleroderma

A listener reports a fungus she can't identify.
Migrating Birds

A number of species of migrating birds make a stop in South Carolina in the Winter.
The Cownose Ray

Rays, like the Cownose Ray, don't have teeth. Instead they have bony plates.
The Black Widow

South Carolina is home to both the Northern Black Widow and the Southern Black Widow spider.
Bearded Hedgehog Fungus

The Bearded Hedgehog fungus can cause Heart Rot Disease in Oak trees.
Gulf Fritillary Butterfly

The Gulf Fritillary flies in South Carolina on just about any warm month, no matter what the season.
What is the Fungus?

It's a Columnar Stink Horn Mushroom. Its unpleasant smell attracts insects who then spread its spores.
Strange Marks on the Holly Tree

A listener was forced to take down an old Holly Tree. In the process, she found some "strange marks" on the bark.
A Copperhead Snake?

Often mistaken for a Copperhead, the Midland Water snake is harmless to humans.

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