Weekly Puzzler Answer #267
Did you recognize the bird from last week’s puzzler as a Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum)? This handsome bird, 12 inches long, is in the same family as mockingbirds and catbirds,
Did you recognize the bird from last week’s puzzler as a Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum)? This handsome bird, 12 inches long, is in the same family as mockingbirds and catbirds,
It’s been waaayyy too long since I’ve featured a puzzler, so here I go, in honor of Earth Day, and John Muir Day. Check out this bird which is common
Happy April, Friends. Spring is officially here, though judging from the temperature this morning you might never guess as much. Here in Western North Carolina it is supposed to drop
The subtle bird song that you heard in last week’s puzzler was that of an Eastern Bluebird, Sialia sialis. Bird books describe the song as a musical chur-wi or tru-ly.
I’ve had some fun lately looking though some of my old videos and photos from past road trips and travels. It’s an avoidance tactic I’ve been using to stay away
One thing that I love about writing this blog is that I regularly get to learn lots of all-things-Mother-Nature. When I’m outside exploring I often notice things that I can’t
Our next puzzler is a bird that does NOT live on the east coast. Instead, this tiny bird can be found on the west coast, west of the Rocky