10 Things You May Not Know about Swallow-tailed Kites
Last week’s puzzler was a swallow-tailed kite–a bird I suspect some readers may never have seen or even heard of. That’s because it is not common in most of the
Weekly Puzzler #125: White and Black
Last week the puzzler was a swallow-tailed kite–which you may know, is a lovely black and white bird of prey. Here is another black and white bird. Can you recognize it
Weekly Puzzler Answer #124
Last week’s puzzler may have been challenging for a number of reasons: First off, it was difficult to know the size of this bird as there was nothing to offer
Weekly Puzzler Answer #123
A handful of people knew that last week’s puzzler was the tail of a opossum–a Virginia opossum to be exact. (Didelphis virginians). Were you one of them? The Virginia Opossum is
Weekly Puzzler #124:Forked Tail
So the last few puzzlers have been about animal tails… a skink, beaver, an opossum,… let’s do at least one more on this subject before moving on to something else.
Weekly Puzzler Answer #122
Did you recognize the tail in last week’s puzzler? It is from North America’s largest rodent–the Beaver! If you’ve ever spent any time around a lake or river “up north”
Weekly Puzzler #123: Naked Tail!
So since we’ve been talking about animal tails, I thought I would do one more on the subject. Check out the photo below. Can you identify its owner? Is it