Reader photos: Winged Wonders

On May 4, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Eliza Lucas Pinckney Chapter, hosted a commemoration ceremony of the 50th anniversary for veterans of the Vietnam War on the Carrier Yorktown. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. Regent Karen McKay welcomed guests. Photograph provided

Sully Nofsinger, 11, of Mount Pleasant caught this 24-inch, six-pound channel catfish over the Fourth of July weekend on Lake Norman, N.C. He was with his mama, Shannon O’Shea, and step-father, Edward Tant. Sully insisted on releasing it back into the lake. Photo by Kevin O’Shea.

On May 4, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Eliza Lucas Pinckney Chapter, hosted a commemoration ceremony of the 50th anniversary for veterans of the Vietnam War on the Carrier Yorktown. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. Attending the event was the 1976-68 crew of the USS Pickking DD685: Bobbie Jones (from left), Dave Strassner, Mike Overschmidt, Tome Overschmidt, Jerry Sanone and guest speaker Don Higgins. Photograph provided

Alice Ellwanger, 4, of Houston caught and released this largemouth bass from a lagoon on Seabrook Island while visiting her grandparents, Mark and Kathy Ellwanger. The fish was caught using a worm fished under a float and leaped from the water as she was reeling it in. Photo by MarkEllwanger.

On May 4, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Eliza Lucas Pinckney Chapter, hosted a commemoration ceremony of the 50th anniversary for veterans of the Vietnam War on the Carrier Yorktown. A reception was held immediately after the ceremony. Gillian Blackburn with a commemorative display. Photograph provided

Sculpture in the South held its celebration weekend fundraiser on May 15 at the Summerville Visitor Center. Attending the event was Debbie Snyder, winner of the hour-long “Fantasy Flight” over Summerville and the Charleston coastline. Photograph by Nancyjean Nettles

Choices Women’s Center, an all-volunteer nonprofit organization that provides services to African-American women in the tri-county area, rewarded several volunteers for their service with a night out on the town at Spoleto. Attending the May 26 Carlos Aguirre recital were (from left) Shirley Ford, Arianne King Comer, Catherine Lamkin, Edith Miller, Lillie Smalls and Jackie Smalls. Photograph by Dedra Manigault