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Indigo, the Indigo Bunting
Why are Indigo Buntings blue? Do you have any idea? If a bird is blue it’s because it doesn’t have blue pigment. Isn’t it so interesting how that works? As Cornell Lab tells us, Their jewel-like color comes instead from microscopic structures in their feathers that refract and reflect blue light, much like the airborne…
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I’m Sew Glad We’re Friends
SewingTutorial for Beginner Sewists
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Scrappy Heart Card
SewingTutorial for Beginner Sewists
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Stubtail, Mountain Beaver
Are there beavers in the mountains? Well maybe, but this isn’t a beaver and he doesn’t live up in the mountains. Want to find out more? Here are some answers, but there is even more to discover about each question so don’t let your discussion stop with these answers! Here’s a few more facts about…
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Chewink, the Eastern Towhee
We find Peter Rabbit having to make a brave choice as he sees Chewink, the Eastern Towhee for the first time in The Burgess Book for Children, by Thornton W. Burgess. As he is observing Chewink scratch along the ground for food, he sees Reddy Fox preparing to capture Chewink. Peter doesn’t want to be…
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Little Chief, American Pika
Even cooler than Pikachu, the American Pika is a resourceful animal and you’ll see why below! Here are some answers, but there is even more to discover about each question so don’t let your discussion stop with these answers! Check out one of the calls of the Whistling Hare here: Mount Rainier National Park. Here’s…
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