Mayan Garden: stage 1-7-15

Mayan Garden: Stage 1, 7, 15
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Pair of Binoculars	So, you'd like to see just a bit further, you say? My lenses boost vision of site far way
2	A Hairy Spider	With eight creeping legs and eight watching eyes, I crawl and I weave an I feast on the flies
3	A Raccoon	Dressed like a bandit I creep through the night, and forage for food with my nocturnal sight
4	A bright Red Parrot	On the shoulders of pirate, with wings and a beak, I'm found squawking loudly, unless trained to speak
5	A Submerged Sword	Resting for year in the place you'd now wade, I'm a mighty but waterlogged shimmering blade
6	A basket of potatoes	Removed from the soil, in a basket I'm stashed, then on to the kitchen where I'm sure to be mashed
7	A bueatifuly Butterfly	I wraped myself in cocoon for a bout, and found I had wings when I finally came out
8	An Antique Cello	I'm smaller than brass, but larger than fiddle, with four steel strings running straight down my middle
9	A Dollar Bill	Precisely one hundred cents I equate, the very same value without all the weight
10	A Raven	On Wings black as night, through the sky shall I soar, but for now I am perched as I speak 'nevermore'
11	A Bouquet	We grew from the ground, blossomed with grace, and then we were picked and arranged in this vase
12	A dusty old typewriter	Feed in the paper and tap my keys; I'll transfer your words to the pages with ease
13	A rusty bicycle	Paddle me quickly, or peddle me slow; My wheels will take you where e'er you must go
14	A silver Trophy	You'd likely be given this type of award, in honor of all of the points you have scored
15	A directional Compass	When e'er you need help finding cardinal direction, my needle will guide you with matchless perfection
16	A flintlock's Pistol	When filled up with powder and triggered to light, I'll launch a lead pellet you've aimed by your sight
17	A Pumpkin	If picked and then carved, I'd greet ghosts with a grin, backlit by a candle where seeds had once been
18	A pair of Skull	Though separate from body and bleached in the sun, we still say that two heads are better than one
19	An old Lantern	I'm useless by day, but most handy at night, for dispelling darkness with powerful light
20	An Alligator's Skull	Despite all these teeth I can no longer bite; only bones still remain, no reptilian might
21	An artist's painted pallet	You'll find on my surface a great many hues; I'm home to a spectrum of reds, greens and blues
22	A Toad	You'll find warts on my back, both slimy and green, as I drift on a pad in this watery scene
23	An antique Flute	Play a beautiful song to be heard all around; a breath through my chamber creates such a sound
24	An Owl	For a wise bird of prey, I'm the greatest they knew, but they never quite grasped why I always asked 'who'
25	A pair of Boots	I'm better than sneakers in every way, if you're planning to do any hiking today
26	A giant Turtle	I can't escape danger at my usual stride, but thanks to shell on my back, I can hide
27	A pair of Dice	Place all your bets and give us a toss; Luck will determine your win or your loss
28	A toy Sailboat	On a seafaring voyage, I'll need ot a crew; a soft breeze alone could carry me through
29	A hungry Alligator	I feel at home in the hot, humid swamp, where I often will leap from the water to chomp
30	An hourglass	You'll find I mark time with no tick and no tock; It's with sand that I mimic a modern day clock
31	Ears of Corn	Out of the fields on tall stalks I am raised, for my yellowish grain, sure to leave you amaized
32	Rusty Wagon wheels	We once rolled on roads while supporting a cart, but we've roatated not since its's fallen apart
33	A wooden Bucket	I built in a round out of planks from the trees, and handled on top to fetch water with ease
34	A poisonous Rattlesnake	I'll quickly sound rattles when given a fright; You'd be wise to flee. Afterall, I do bite
35	An Alarm clock	As the sun rises, you'll stir from your slumber; I'll surely sound bells when we reach the right number
36	A Spider's web	I'm woven of threads which are silky and fine; Upon insects I capture, arachnids shall dine
37	A Stack of Books	Biographies, history, fiction and poems, compiled and bound in this small stack of tomes
38	A watering Can	If you fill me with water an then pour it out, I'll irrigate plants through my sprinkling spout
39	A hunting Spear	I'm a long slender pole with a razor sharp front, to be launched at great beasts when the warriors hunt
40	2 young Rabbits	We nibble on carrots and travel by hop, distinguished by buck teeth and long ears that flop
41	A Pith Helmet	On a jungle safari, when trekking for days, I'll shield your noggin from harsh solar rays
42	A Chamelon	With skin color shifted, I hide like a thief, 'midst the brown of the dirt and the green of the leaf
43	A Treasure chest	The pirates were quick to hid riches I've carried, and yeat I remain above ground, quite unburied
44	Carrots	I'm a favorite vegetable, grown as a crop, with a fiery orange root and a leafy green top
45	A screeching bat	I travel by night through the sky, not on ground, quickly flapping my wings, navigating by sound.
46	A Crytal wine glass	With a stem and a foot, I'm a curious sort, but I've obvious use when my bowl's filled with port
47	A Camera	To document landscapes, I might do the trick; I'll preserve them on film with a flash and a click
48	A Fresh Pineapple	Beneth my tough skin, the sweet fruit you should take, and bake it all, sliced, in an upside-down cake
49	A green tree Frog	Away from the water where his cousins would be, this tiny green fellow may live in a tree
50	A Snare Drum	Pick up my sticks and tap out a beat; keep time for the band as we march down the street