Weekly Puzzler #228: Green Insect with Long Antennae and Transparent Wings
Hi there and happy Saturday! I hope this post finds you well, safe and maybe looking forward to some outside exploration on this fall weekend. Our next puzzler
Hi there and happy Saturday! I hope this post finds you well, safe and maybe looking forward to some outside exploration on this fall weekend. Our next puzzler
Did you know you can determine the sex of a Monarch butterfly just by looking at it when its wings are open? Check out this photo from our puzzler: There
Happy October! Fall has arrived! In North America there are two large orange and black butterflies and one of them gets all of the attention, so much so, that most
So last week we were talking about the Viceroy Butterfly–a beautiful orange and black butterfly that always has to play second fiddle to the more famous Monarch. Let’s look
Happy Fall to you! I hope you are staying safe in this age of Covid-19 and that you are still getting outside to enjoy the beauty and stillness of
So yes, last week’s puzzler is a very cool insect! It is a caterpillar of a butterfly called a Spicebush Swallowtail, Papilio troilus, which makes sense since the caterpillar feeds
Last week’s puzzler is a vigorous vine you can often see growing in the forest, climbing up trees, other vines or even along the ground. It has gorgeous, heart-shaped