Where to see a Fall Webworm Moth in South Carolina

The Fall Webworm Moth is recorded in the counties of 38 South Carolina state parks (research-grade iNaturalist observations). Ranked by how often it is observed in each area:

  1. Poinsett State Park
  2. Manchester State Forest
  3. Woods Bay State Park
  4. Calhoun Falls State Park
  5. Mc Calla State Park
  6. Aiken State Park
  7. Baker Creek State Park
  8. Hickory Knob State Park
  9. Redcliffe State Park
  10. Hamilton Branch State Park
  11. Lake Greenwood State Recreation Area
  12. Lynches River State Park
  13. Sadlers Creek State Park
  14. Sesquicentennial State Park
  15. Harbison State Forest
  16. State Park
  17. State Park Acres
  18. Croft State Park
  19. Old Santee Canal State Park
  20. Lake Warren State Park
  21. Cheraw State Park
  22. Sand Hills State Forest
  23. Barnwell State Park
  24. Sandhills State Forest
  25. Cheraw State Park Two Dam D-3224

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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