This word riddle asks: What can you see in the middle of March and April but nowhere else?
The answer is: the letter R.
Look at the spelling of the two month names. March has five letters, and its middle letter is R. April also has five letters, and its middle letter is R.
The riddle is not asking about something that happens during the calendar months themselves. Instead, it is directing you to the middle of the written words “March” and “April.”
That shift from dates to spelling is the entire trick. Once you examine the letters rather than thinking about seasons or holidays, the shared middle letter becomes easy to spot.
