Weekly Puzzler #252: Yellow and Black Butterfly
Happy weekend! Our puzzler for this week is a butterfly that is common throughout eastern North America. I’m SURE you have seen it on a flower near you! Check it
In Praise of Moths… Some Things I Bet You Didn’t Know.
Hello and happy August! I think if you asked the average person about moths, they might say one of two or three things, including that they come out at night
Weekly Puzzler Answer #227
Did you know you can determine the sex of a Monarch butterfly just by looking at it when its wings are open? Check out this photo from our puzzler: There
Quote of the Week #80
I haven’t met many people who don’t enjoy butterflies. After all, what’s not to like? They are beautifully colored, fly gracefully, don’t kill things, have amazing life cycles and just
Quote of the Week #75
Remember that beautiful chrysalis I featured as a puzzler recently? And that I said I hoped I would get to see it emerge? Well guess what? When I woke up
Weekly Puzzler Answer #130
Okay, so yes I am guilty of making that last puzzler WAY TOO HARD. I see that now. It was close to impossible! Sorry! Perhaps you were able to determine
Weekly Puzzler Answer #79
These big, iridescent eye spots can be found on one of our North American butterflies, called a Common Buckeye. This butterfly, with a wingspan of 39-68mm, is found throughout most of