Weekly Puzzler Answer #197
A handful of people correctly identified the cute bird from last week’s puzzler as a white-breasted nuthatch, Sitta carolinensis. White-breasted nuthatches are common throughout North America. They readily come to
Weekly Puzzler #198: Zebra-backed Bird with a Red Cap
Hello and happy May! Do you put out a bird feeder to attract birds to your yard? If so, you are not alone. More than 52 million Americans have bird
Weekly Puzzler #197: Upside-down Tree Trunk Climber
Happy Saturday to you! Do you have something interesting planned outside this weekend, maybe a hike to a new place? Spring, as it always seems to do, is quickly turning
Weekly Puzzler #196: An Olive-brown Bird with a White, Striped Chest and an Orange Patch on Crown
Happy Saturday to you! I hope as you read this you are having a fabulous weekend. Are you doing anything special for the Easter holiday? This week’s puzzler features another
Weekly Puzzler #195: Bird with Bold Streaks Down its White Chest and a Russet Chest Spot
I was at The North Carolina Arboretum recently and caught this small bird belting out its song from a spot in the bushes. This bird is commonly found throughout much
Weekly Puzzler Answer #194
Were the ping pong-like balls from last week’s puzzler something you could identify? These are the eggs from a snapping turtle and it would be unlikely you’ve ever seen them
Spring in the Smokies: Guess What I Saw?
Have you ever experienced spring in the Great Smoky Mountains? There is always a lot going on and it is a glorious time to be there. In early spring the