Weekly Puzzler Answer #236
Someone once asked me what kind of caterpillar this was. It is easy to see how it could be mistaken for a caterpillar as both have long bodies and lots
Weekly Puzzler #237: Maroon, Six-Petaled Flowers
I was out on a walk recently in South Carolina and noticed a bunch of small trees beside the trail with very striking and unusual flowers on them. The flowers
Nature Notes: Welcome April!
Happy April, Friends. Spring is officially here, though judging from the temperature this morning you might never guess as much. Here in Western North Carolina it is supposed to drop
Weekly Puzzler Answer #235
The subtle bird song that you heard in last week’s puzzler was that of an Eastern Bluebird, Sialia sialis. Bird books describe the song as a musical chur-wi or tru-ly.
Weekly Puzzler #236: A Black Body, Yellow Spots and Lots of Yellow Legs
Our next puzzler is a critter that many might not notice as it is only 2 inches long. But if you’re walking along on a forest trail and spot one
Love Hummingbirds? Then Yes, it’s That Time of Year to Put Out Your Feeders Again!
There are many things to love about summer, but for me two of the highest on the list are watching hummingbirds and working in my garden and watching it grow.
Let’s Check in on the Animals! What Have They Been Doing While We’ve All Been in Isolation
These days I sometimes go long stretches without leaving the house, or maybe I should say, the yard. As I’m sure I’ve mentioned a time or two, I live in