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Helen K. has won the giveaway of a free sampler pack of my cards. Congratulations to Helen, and thanks to all who played along with the puzzlers. Last week’s gorgeous
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Those very small, and perfectly formed clay pots are made from an insect called, appropriately, a potter or a mason wasp. There are about 3000 species of potter wasps, which
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Okay, if you looked for even a few seconds at our last puzzler, you probably could see that it is from a Virginia opossum. I don’t know why some people
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Last week’s puzzler is a fungus with a complicated story, requiring two plants to complete its lifecycle– an eastern red cedar and an apple tree. It’s called cedar-apple rust fungus,
Weekly Puzzler Answer 292
When I first noticed all of those gelatinous blobs under the shallow water, I did not know what they were. This happens more often than you might think! I come
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You know, I’ve seen these marks on some of the beech trees along my driveway now for some time, but it wasn’t until recently that I decided they were from
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Native Americans in the Blackfoot Confederacy called this fungus “ka-ka-toos” which means fallen stars and believed them to be indicators of supernatural events. When you find one or more on