Weekly Puzzler 292: Underwater Gelatinous Blobs
Amazing that we’ve already reached the last weekend in April. On to another month! May is one of my favorite months because I get to experience the magic of the
Weekly Puzzler Answer 291
You know, I’ve seen these marks on some of the beech trees along my driveway now for some time, but it wasn’t until recently that I decided they were from
Check Out Some Recent Trail Camera Footage Sure to Make You Smile
Greetings friends, and happy Wednesday to you! This post goes out especially to my friends Renee and Rich who share my love of trail cameras. One thing that brings me
A Wondrous Event is on the Horizon: What You Need to Know About the Coming of the 17 Year Cicadas
Hello, and happy Earth Day! During my thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail, I witnessed an emergence of the periodical cicada while camped in the woods of North Carolina. Here is
Weekly Puzzler Answer 290
Native Americans in the Blackfoot Confederacy called this fungus “ka-ka-toos” which means fallen stars and believed them to be indicators of supernatural events. When you find one or more on
Weekly Puzzler #291: Marks on Beech Tree
Hello and happy weekend! Where I live it is a gorgeous rainy day with all of the trees in “my” forest dressed in their brand new leaves, the ground covered
Weekly Puzzler Answer 289
I was pleased to hear from a handful of people last week who knew the identity of last week’s puzzler. These are the seeds from a tulip poplar tree (Liriodendron