Perfect to throw at the neighbours.Good luck with the Housing Association, Lyn.
I wonder what the training is to become a member of the Nuisance Team?
Talking with your mouth full?
Repeating everything the other person says?
Wearing a Sony Walkman with headphones on but the volume really loud?
Kicking footballs aganst your front door?
It is what you do with that knowledge that gives you the power. Use it wisely.I know that Borneo does not have a capital city.
Nope, I still feel weak as a kitten.
Do you live on a farm.It certainly sounds like you do.
Hmm, Good lesson for your children.Thanks Kathy. That is exactly what they are on. Daughter is caretaking for me but I’ll get you a pic when I get home. These babies are her responsibility
That actually looks really yummy.
Oh That is too cute. Well done to your daughter. Can I say I am proud of your daughter too. It is a big responsibility.
Did you put a clock inside that little teddy bear? It is supposed to help babies calm down and relax as it sounds like a heart beat.The babies
I see that your Frog is working very hard, hopefully your plants inside will grow nicely with all his love and care. Are you sure your tortoise will fit in the tort garden? It looks rather big in that picture.
Oh enjoy your bird watching. Good luck with your chat.
Good Morning Lyn,
Do you know of the pollination process of figs? Really quite interesting, mind you, it may put you off of figs!
Can you not get coco coir or orchard bark? Those two would be much better substrates for Merlin. Is that his outside enclosure?
Hmmm, no. Please share, I am always interested in learning new things.
Yes. He's an outdoors tort, it has a closeable door on the side, I just opened t up for the photo. (It is basically like his bedroom, during the day he has plenty of room to roam)
Well, a female fig wasp burrows into the fig and in doing so, has her wings removed as it is too tight a fit. She lays her eggs in their and dies, the fig digests the body, then the eggs hatch, the males first, who pollinate the female eggs and dig some tunnels out of the fig before dying also, then the females hatch, crawl out of the escape tunnels and fly away to do the same thing all over again, eww. I assume that the female fig wasp also pollinates the fig somehow but I'm not too sure how that happens, but the interwebs are sure to have the answer!
But that is okay because I am still only 29 years old. That is my story and I am sticking to it.
Pregnant at nine years old!!Okay, Finally caught up with all the posts that I missed yesterday. I hope that everyone is having an awesome Wednesday. It is only two more days to go then it is Weekend. Yayyyy. Hmmm have you guys cottoned onto the fact that I like weekends yet? if you haven't - I do!!!
This week has been really busy for me at work but at the same time is going really slowly. I know doesn't make sense, but then again Adam did say that things would not make sense in the CDR in the beginning. So I am just doing my best to go with the theme of the CDR.
Tomorrow is my eldest's birthday and he is turning 20 years old.
Lol Anyway have an awesome Wednesday everyone - NOT see you later
Could you post a pic of the full enclosure? I would put substrate (coco coir and or orchad bark) all over those bricks so that the ground is slightly softer for him and he can burrow. If you give him a wider area of substrate to burrow in, it will give him a chance to find the spot that He likes and wants to burrow in.
Wow, that is interesting. Shame that they have to die, in order to procreate. Seems to me that the females have the advantage in that scenario.
