Weekly Puzzler Answer 263
Most people never get to see the very beautiful moth from last week’s puzzler –the luna moth, ( Actias luna.) This green moth has an impressive wingspan of 3-4.5 inches
Weekly Puzzler #263:Eye-Spots on Pale Green Wings
In continuing my theme of showing just a part of an animal, today our puzzler is from one of my favorite insects. If you’ve never seen one, I hope someday
Weekly Puzzler Answer #260
The beautiful yellowish-orange eggs on the Milkweed leaf are ladybug eggs. Did you guess this when you saw them? Did you know ladybugs are a kind of beetle? Like other
Weekly Puzzler #260: Yellow Eggs in a Cluster on Milkweed
Happy weekend! I hope you have fun plans. This week’s puzzler is a hard one. It’s a tiny cluster of beautiful yellowish-orange eggs I recently found on a Milkweed leaf.
Want to Experience the Magic of the Blue Ghost Fireflies? Here’s Your Chance!
Hi friends, I know I’ve been away from my desk for a while now, busy juggling lots of things and trying my best to get outside and enjoy the wondrous
Weekly Puzzler Answer #254
For me this has been the summer of pollinators. I have gotten to watch many different kinds of bees and other insects visit lots of flowers, especially mountain mint. The
Weekly Puzzler Answer 253
Hi friends and happy weekend! The butterfly of last week’s puzzler is a Pipevine Swallowtail. It has the characteristic J shape of orange spots on the outside of its hind