Deer Flies, or Yellow Flies, are out in number this year, especially near water. And, yest, they will "bite"!

Corn Snakes are often mis-identified as venomous and, unfortunately, killed.

A listener finds a mating pair of Pink Striped Oakworm moths.

If you find one of these lovely plants, it's best left in place if you want it to thrive.

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.