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Rudy reads"No!" by Thomas Hood.

Not often sighted in South Carolina, the Cecropia Moth is spectacular.

A listener who moved to Greenville, SC, from Maryland, finds a volunteer plant in his garden that he has never seen before.

There are several species of moth in South Carolina that hover like hummingbirds when feeding.

A listener finds a strange looking spider, a species that's out in great number this Fall.

An animal's carcass can tell a lot about it, in the right hands.

Among the things Rudy is thankful for are the birds he sees in South Carolina this time of year.

Chinaberry trees are in flower. These non-native plants were often planted in the 19th century on home sites.

A listener reports a Bald Eagle sighting on Morris Island, SC.

These insects live as nymphs in lakes, pools, and ponds. The adults emerge to live for only 24 hours.

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