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Mistletoe is a parasite that grows on trees. It's especially easy to spot when a tree has shed its leaves for the winter.

A listener notices "little mounds" appearing on his lawn and wants to know the cause.

The Brown Water Snake is more common now in the Piedmont that it was.

"There is no season when such pleasant and sunny spots may be lighted on, and produce so pleasant an effect on the feelings, as now in October. The…

Common in the Carolinas, this insect hibernated through winter, becoming active when the weather warms.

A listener reports her friend was stung when she came in contact with that little ball of "fluff," the Puss Caterpillar.

Some listeners share a rare, daylight photo of a Bobcat with Rudy.

A listener reports seeing an Imperial Moth and wants to know more about it.

With dark blotches on a lighter colored skin, the juvenile Black Rat Snake is sometimes mistaken for other, venomous snakes.

The Striped Skunk and the Spotted Skunk are the two varieties found in South Carolina.