Weekly Puzzler Answer #51
I was once doing a children’s program in the forest, looking at critters underneath a fallen tree that we had rolled over. The first animal many of the class noticed
I was once doing a children’s program in the forest, looking at critters underneath a fallen tree that we had rolled over. The first animal many of the class noticed
Wow! With Puzzler #52 this means I have done a whole year’s worth of questions! It was with great trepidation and excitement that I began this blog a year ago, creating this
Hey, I just want a give a shout out to all of my new friends who joined me last night at The Compleat Naturalist for my Animal Sounds program. I
Is this a male or a female earthworm? Check back next Saturday to learn the answer. [whohit]-Weekly Puzzler #51-[/whohit]
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