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 #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
Can You Spot the Lie? Mosquitoes
Okay so yes, we all love most changes that warmer weather brings, but I bet none of you out there appreciates the uninvited guests that show up in our yards
Weekly Puzzler Answer #228
Was last week’s mystery insect one you’ve ever seen before? It is a beneficial insect that you should be happy to discover in your garden. Called, appropriately, a Lacewing, or Chrysoperla
Weekly Puzzler #229: Gregarious, Furry, Orange and Black Caterpillar
In the years since I have lived at my house in the woods, I have transformed the backyard from a grassy lawn to a collection of perennial “islands” that feature
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
Weekly Puzzler Answer #227
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