That's a great shot. To bad we don't have a pelican calander contest.
Maybe there is a PFO ?
That's a great shot. To bad we don't have a pelican calander contest.
That song is going to play in my head all day Did you do the video?You may enjoy this Ben!
I wasn’t at the rescue today, but this photo was posted of a new admission today which @Ben02 in particular will be interested in... a mole!
These guys are practically blind and live underground on a diet of earthworms. Just look at those earth-moving forepaws!
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In Michigan they were a big problem tearing up lawns. There primary food was grubs. They actually made a soft bait that looked like a grub with poison. They are kinda cute.
They definently work. I just pat the greens dry and put a piece of paper towel on top before closing.Thank you
Bite your tongue, woman! Give away firewood? Never gonna' happen!! I use any burnable wood to heat my house.So sorry you are feeling down in the dumps Yvonne, are the family close enough to help out with the branch?
If not maybe put a sign up offering free wood to anyone who will cut it up and take it away.
That's a big leap in the electricity bill maybe there is a problem with it. Perhaps the company will come and do a free assessment for you.
Hopefully others who are more familiar with US systems can suggest what to do.
Can your tort partner help out with the tort houses or help you find a cheaper way of heating?
They definently work. I just pat the greens dry and put a piece of paper towel on top before closing.
Yeah, it's very pretty wood. It would make a beautiful something-or-other.Wish I lived a lot closer. Id get my shredder, saw, large pruners, and have that knocked out by lunchtime.
Send me a piece of Eucalyptus - I’ll send you back a bowl or candlestick or _____.
No, still green. Eucalyptus is very brittle and heavy. The branches break off easily.Looks dead and dry. Ready to burn.
Hope your daughter recovers soon. Hope the surgery went well for your hubby.Hello guys!!
I’m sitting here try to catch up!
It’s been busy here. I’ve been watching my grandson a bit more the past week and had a sick daughter who has pneumonia.
Right now I’m sitting in the waiting room while my husband has spine surgery in his neck.
I’m enjoying all your photos! I haven’t read to much though.
Love you!!
Great pics! I used to have those in Michigan for the hummingbirds. Finally had to remove them because they attracted black bears.A couple of pictures from this morningView attachment 278105View attachment 278106View attachment 278107
That's crazy. That is the only thing I am afraid of.Anyone in, near or visiting Colorado? This wo7ld be interesting....crabs in Florida, now tarantulas in Colorado
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/thousan...-mass-migration.amp?__twitter_impression=true
Watch out for any changes in their attitudes. I still haven't found a good mazuri rehab for Opo. We might have to beat this addiction cold turkey.Now I’ve done it, I’ve introduced Mazuri to my torts.
Selma and Marge are all over the stuff but Patty is sticking to her greens. What a good girl.
Beautiful birds!A few more photos from the rescue
Young swifts looking for their next meal
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Weight-watchers: The House Martins are lazy and will beg for food and not bother to move while the Swallows will follow you round the aviary. The House Martins are now officially on a diet... they’re allowed one beak full at an hourly feed and no more unless they fly to you to get it!
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And finally a little video showing the contrast between two different finch species. The madness of Goldfinches that have no off switch and the serenity of a Bullfinch politely waiting his turn.
Actually not quite finally... these are grabbed from Google to show what Goldfinches
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and Bullfinches look like as adults. (Bullfinches are much bigger)
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Hmmmm.... have you tried grounding him?Watch out for any changes in their attitudes. I still haven't found a good mazuri rehab for Opo. We might have to beat this addiction cold turkey.
Great pics! I used to have those in Michigan for the hummingbirds. Finally had to remove them because they attracted black bears.
This is exactly what I want to do!!!! I already have the Roku, but I want to get a digital antenna and make sure it works before I let the cable go. Let me ask you. . . right now I use the cable company's remote to tell the TV to go to Roku. Once I get the antenna hooked up and disconnect cable how do I tell the TV if I want the antenna or Roku?Speaking of cutting ties with Networks... we already get FREE over the air (OTA) TV programming via antenna, but picked up a ROKU device $30 today @WalMart for tons of additional access to free TV programming via the Internet. Yes..BBC, EURO News, Russia Today, Al Jazeera, France 24, Turkish TV (TRT) & more. Still setting it up.
Hrmmm.... How do you ground a sulcata? Would you have to underground him? Or above-ground him?Hmmmm.... have you tried grounding him?
I'm redoing my little guy's indoor enclosure. It's the planning that takes time. It will be on wheels.Good Friday morning..
Some are traveling, some are reading, some are prepping for school, some are recuperating, some are unboxing, while others are re-decorating either tort house or owner’s house. I think a few are actually WORKING!
Enjoy the soon-to-be WEEKEND.
Sunrise from Smith Island
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