Weekly Puzzler #153: Tall White Flower Above Waxy Leaves
Happy Saturday! This week’s puzzler is a plant, commonly found in southeastern North America. Here in North Carolina it is very common, especially on trails along the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Weekly Puzzler Answer #152
Hello and happy Saturday! Did you know last week’s insect? It is a Click Beetle. Click beetles get their name from the slight clicking noise they make when righting themselves.
Weekly Puzzler Answer #151
If you’re easily grossed out by insects with gruesome life cycles, this post might not be for you. The insect pictured in last week’s puzzler was a kind of Ichneumon
Weekly Puzzler #152: What BIG Eyes You Have!
Check out this striking insect. Have you seen it? Know what it is? I was sitting in my sunroom recently when this insect landed on the hot tub steps. I
Weekly Puzzler #151: Really looooonngg “Tail”
Hello and happy weekend! So yes, we’ve been talking a bit about insects. Let’s do another. I found this one the other day when I was in South Carolina at
Weekly Puzzler Answer #150
Did you recognize the odd-looking creature in last week’s puzzler? It is a Cicada exuvia or shed skin. Some insects, like cicadas, go through incomplete or gradual metamorphosis. This means
Weekly Puzzler Answer #149
Did you recognize the handsome bird in last week’s puzzler? It is a Reddish Egret. The rarest egret in North America, this bird is found in extreme southern Florida and