Enjoy our readers’ photo submissions from the March issue!
Issues
You Can Draw a Muskellunge Submissions
View some of the children’s submissions for the You Can Draw a Muskellunge art lesson.
You Can Draw a Butterflyfish
In four steps, you can draw this butterflyfish too!
Salamander Night Again
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Spotted Salamander. Photo © Dana Atkinson Have you ever had a chance to experience Salamander Night?I hope you can get out on that dark, rainy night when...
Jupiter is so BIG That…
Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system at about 88,800 miles across. That’s big enough to create the amount of gravity needed to clean up many unstable objects that could threaten the Earth.
In Our Skies, March and April 2026
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Pegasus March 3 there will be (or was) a total lunar eclipse for the western edge of the United States and the western half of Canada. This will be a...
Learning By Doing, Creating a Backyard Hummingbird Sanctuary
Did you know that hummingbirds could live right in your backyard? With a little effort, you can make a special place for them!
Caption This Fox
Submit your caption for this Fox.
Unscramble the Wildflowers
Try your mind at unscrambling these wildflowers!
Study Guide Puzzles, March 2026
Sharpen your nature knowledge with these puzzles!
No More Nibbles
Are deer nibbling your young fruit trees? Is your strawberry patch being mowed down by invading deer? Are rabbits eating your tender beet or pea shoots?
Rescue the Perishing
…he glimpsed a desperate sparrow fleeing toward the molasses tank. In through the open lid flew the sparrow, followed in close pursuit by a Sharp-shinned Hawk.
Invisibles, February 2026: Wolf
Can you find the hidden objects in this Wolf drawing?
In Which I Made Friends With a Squirrel
What would it be like to have that unapproachable creature come up to me for peanuts? I asked myself.
The Calls of the Wild
Instead of a barking dog, I found a porcupine bristled in a nearby clearing, warning me to stay away. I quickly left the alarmed creature alone. But it wasn’t the first time I have been surprised by the sounds of woodland animals.