The nymph of the Eastern Lubber grasshopper is almost black, with a yellow stripe down the back.

If you happen upon a snake with bands of red, yellow, and black that has red and yellow bands touch, the is an Eastern Coral snake. Beware! Otherwise, you may be looking at a "mimic," like the Northern Scarlet snake.

Wilson's Plover is a coastal bird. Killdeer is an Upland Plover that is common all over South Carolina.

A listener spots a plant in Barbados that is similar to Rattle Bush. The latter was introduced initially in Florida.

This moth is common in South Carolina. It over-winters as a caterpillar and builds its cocoon in the Spring.

The Orchard Orb Weavers have red markings on the belly, but, are much smaller than Brown Widows.

The Red-Bellied Watersnake is common in South Carolina. They are non-venomous.

A listener spots some "crazy" birds at Hunting Beach State Park...

There are two kinds of Mulberry trees in South Carolina. The White Mulberry was introduced. The Red Mulberry is native.

Not fond of Dobson Flies? You won't like its larval form much better.