Weekly Puzzler #181: Two Kinds of Birds in Flight, Pink and White
Happy Saturday! I hope you are having a great day and staying dry. Here in western North Carolina it has been raining for two days, making everything a bit soggy.
Weekly Puzzler #180:Long-legged Wading Bird with Curved Bill, Naked Head and Black Flight Feathers
Happy Saturday and welcome to winter. The Winter Solstice was yesterday and tonight there will be full moon. If you can, get out to enjoy it! Last week’s puzzler was
Weekly Puzzler Answer #179
I had some guesses on last week’s puzzler, identifying this silhouette as either a cormorant or an anhinga. Both birds can be found in similar habits so it is easy
Weekly Puzzler #179: Bird with a Thin, Long Neck That is Mistaken for a Snake
Since last week’s puzzler was an invertebrate that is found in clean bodies of freshwater in eastern North America, I thought I would do another puzzler featuring an animal commonly
Weekly Puzzler Answer #178
Hello! Happy Saturday to you. Did you get some snow where you live? Here at my house in the woods in western North Carolina we got a little over a
Weekly Puzzler Answer #176
Did you recognize the American Pika, Ochotona princeps from last week’s puzzler? The American pika can be found throughout south western Canada and the western Untied States on rocky slopes. It is well-adapted to
Weekly Puzzler #176: Loves Rocky Slopes, Eats Plants
Since we’ve been talking about mammals, I thought I would stick with that theme and do another mammal puzzler. The photo below was taken in the Sierra Nevada Range of