Weekly Puzzler #219: A Ground Bird with a Short Tail
This puzzler is a bird that although common throughout much of the United States, is not one that most people have likely seen. That’s because it is a ground bird,
Birds That Make Me Smile: The Joy of Watching Hummingbirds
Have you ever had the chance to watch A LOT of hummingbirds at a feeder at once? In Costa Rica and other Central and South American Countries, this is common.
Weekly Puzzler #218: Robin-Sized Bird with a Yellow Head and Breast
Well hello there and happy weekend to you! I hope you are staying safe and doing well on this, the first day of August. Are you making time to get
Weekly Puzzler Answer #217
I tried to give some hints for last week’s puzzler and some people knew that the mystery leaves were from Sourwood Trees, also called sorrel tree, sorrel gum, sour gum,
Weekly Puzzler #217: Endemic Tree With Waxy Leaves and Fragrant, Drooping White Flowers
Happy weekend! Our next puzzler is a native tree with alternate and finely toothed leaves that taste sour. (Yes, I know, most people aren’t going to just go around tasting
Weekly Puzzler Answer #216
Was the small plant in last week’s puzzler one you’ve seen and recognized? It is a native wildflower, growing less than 8 inches tall, called Pipsissewa, also called Spotted Wintergreen,
Love Hummingbirds? Ten Common Questions Answered
Of all the subjects I write about I think I get the most questions about hummingbirds. There is something mystical and wonderful about these tiny birds and people everywhere