Spot Eight Differences

Day 57: It would appear that a number of my friends need something to divert their attention from the demands of the holiday season. I received multiple requests for a harder "spot the differences" puzzle, and while this one isn't a lot more difficult, it might take a little longer for you to find all eight. Setting these up and photographing them is not as easy as it might seem. The slightest bump is almost guaranteed to shift something out of position, and trying to remove an object and replace it with a similar one requires the dexterity of a brain surgeon. Even if you don't recognize all the objects in this puzzle, you should be able to guess that they are all from my kitchen. Enjoy what I've cooked up for you, and don't give the answers away!

Spot Six Differences

Day 56: The weather is just not conducive to finding material for natural history posts these days, so I decided to create a little puzzle for your enjoyment. I love almost all types of puzzles although I lean rather heavily toward those which involve words when it comes to mental stimulus, but every now and then, it's good to take a break from brain-strain. Most puzzles provide some benefit to the solver in the long term. "Find the differences" puzzles are purely visual, providing a tool to hone observational skills. While this one is far from difficult (you shouldn't need to enlarge it), at least one of the six elements might give you a moment's pause. Don't give it away! Let others have the fun of finding the solution.

Puzzle Puzzle 10

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Day 362: It's dreary and wet, so I'd like to present a little something to keep you amused. There are ten differences in this pair of puzzling photos. How many can you spot? Each puzzle is considered an object with respect to determining if something has been removed or rotated, although in some cases, only a single piece may have been moved or had its color altered. Have fun!