Weekly Puzzler Answer #126
Did you recognize the Wood Stork in the photo of last week’s puzzler? Wood storks are the only native stork in North America. They have a distinctive bald head, long
Did you recognize the Wood Stork in the photo of last week’s puzzler? Wood storks are the only native stork in North America. They have a distinctive bald head, long
White pelicans in a large group soaring through the sky is a pretty amazing sight. They seem like they never have to flap their wings at all, just riding the
Was the soaring bird in last week’s puzzler familiar? Have you seen this bird? After spending time in Florida some years ago and then in Nebraska and Kansas last winter
Okay, check out this photo of yet another rather large black and white bird. Do you recognize it? Use the comment box below to give your guess. All correct answers
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
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
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.