Weekly Puzzler Answer #171
Did you know the pretty bird from last week’s puzzler? It is called a Varied Thrush and can be found along the western coast of North America. With its black
Weekly Puzzler Answer #168
Did you recognize the purple flower from last week’s puzzler as New York Ironweed, Vernonia noveboracensis? It is commonly seen in fields in eastern North America, blooming from September through October.
Weekly Puzzler Answer #167
Did you recognize the tall, spiky plant from last week’s puzzler as Mullein, or Verbascum thapsus ? According to Encyclopedia.com, some common names of mullein include ” flannel leaf, beggar’s blanket,
Weekly Puzzler Answer #165
If you’ve been following along, you know that my puzzler theme for the last few weeks has been HEART shaped. Last week’s puzzler was a tree with heart shaped leaves–
Weekly Puzzler Answer #164
Did you recognize last week’s puzzler as Wild Ginger or Asarum canadense? Just like the previous puzzler–Dutchmans pipevine, it is in the Birthwort family. It has gorgeous, heart shaped leaves
Weekly Puzzler Answer #163
Did you recognize the vine with the heart-shaped leaves from last week’s puzzler as Ducthman’s Pipe or Pipevine or Aristolochia macrophylla? (Or, if it has a hairy stem, rather than a
Weekly Puzzler Answer #162
Did the three-leafed vine in last week’s puzzler look familiar? Did you recognize it from walks in the woods? Is is called Hog Peanut, Amphicarpaea bracteata. This vine is native to