jeneliza
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Okay pretty sure, , everyone I know was already finished by 75,
COLD DARK ROOM
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Sun is out, but chilly, breezy & cold. Makes for some good manual gardening weather, not so much for the plants, seeds (on hold). April is turning out to be the coldest month since November “chills” & frosts. Grass n weeds are loving it.
jeneliza
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It's aweful here in Michigan too, warm weather please!!!
Happy hump day all! Cold and windy here blahh
Not all owls are nocturnal. There are many day flying owl species around the world
Hi Maggie
Good to see you’re on form
Thanks...I'm having fun here....
Not all owls are nocturnal. There are many day flying owl species around the world
I still bet it’s a Mourning Dove - unless there’s a picture!
Ok....the final collection of the bee/bird house project.
The Sketch
The Wood
The End
The Sketch
The Wood
The End
Good evenooning everyone. Life is keeping me occupied here. I braved the big supermarket yesterday. I had a 15 minute queue to get in. It was all a bit stressful and they didn’t have everything I needed, so I had to brave the our town’s other big supermarket today. The second one was only a ten minute queue and a more pleasant atmosphere inside. I wouldn’t have been able to get everything just visiting that one either though. Hopefully, I can manage just using the local small shops for the next few weeks now though.
I usually do my bulky shopping online and get it delivered. I have done this ever since I had my back operations 16 years ago. It’s impossible to get delivery slots now. I understand why they’re prioritising those who are vulnerable, but I can’t help being a little frustrated that as one of their longest using regular customers I can’t even secure a slot say once a month. That sounds dreadfully selfish, doesn’t it...
My daily walks take me past a little pond and I have been diligently watching a nesting moorhen. The chicks hatched 12 days ago and all 8 are thriving still which I find amazing in a suburban area with cats and foxes.
Mr Mallard was sharing the plank of wood that the chicks like to stand on today. He’s a bit heavier than a chick
I usually do my bulky shopping online and get it delivered. I have done this ever since I had my back operations 16 years ago. It’s impossible to get delivery slots now. I understand why they’re prioritising those who are vulnerable, but I can’t help being a little frustrated that as one of their longest using regular customers I can’t even secure a slot say once a month. That sounds dreadfully selfish, doesn’t it...
My daily walks take me past a little pond and I have been diligently watching a nesting moorhen. The chicks hatched 12 days ago and all 8 are thriving still which I find amazing in a suburban area with cats and foxes.
Mr Mallard was sharing the plank of wood that the chicks like to stand on today. He’s a bit heavier than a chick
Yes. This one I've only been hearing recently. Must have recently decided to take up house keeping close to my home. My son's girlfriend heard it with me around 11 AM. This time of year I always see a lot of birds not normally seen in Ohio so I'm having a lot of different strange bird encounters. I wish I could identify them better. Even with my books it's hard except for the ones I've absolutely identified over the years. Some I know from their song. It's funny that cardinals have a little different song here then they do in Florida. I call it their southern drawl. And I do know when I'm seeing a cardinal or a tanager.Not all owls are nocturnal. There are many day flying owl species around the world
Yes I have that song also in my yard. A pair of doves are hanging around together in my crab apple tree and on my front yard sidewalk.Recordings of mourning doves
Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura) :: xeno-canto
www.xeno-canto.org
That's what I went through with online shopping. I am going to use it for heavy things though, especially after this lets up a bit. Maybe those companies will get more prepared in the meantime. I just really don't want our stores to close though. I don't really like leaving home but it gets me out walking. Also, I like to see what I'm buying. I usually enjoy the people and those stores give people jobs. Sometimes I find something cheap cheap.Good evenooning everyone. Life is keeping me occupied here. I braved the big supermarket yesterday. I had a 15 minute queue to get in. It was all a bit stressful and they didn’t have everything I needed, so I had to brave the our town’s other big supermarket today. The second one was only a ten minute queue and a more pleasant atmosphere inside. I wouldn’t have been able to get everything just visiting that one either though. Hopefully, I can manage just using the local small shops for the next few weeks now though.
I usually do my bulky shopping online and get it delivered. I have done this ever since I had my back operations 16 years ago. It’s impossible to get delivery slots now. I understand why they’re prioritising those who are vulnerable, but I can’t help being a little frustrated that as one of their longest using regular customers I can’t even secure a slot say once a month. That sounds dreadfully selfish, doesn’t it...
My daily walks take me past a little pond and I have been diligently watching a nesting moorhen. The chicks hatched 12 days ago and all 8 are thriving still which I find amazing in a suburban area with cats and foxes.
Mr Mallard was sharing the plank of wood that the chicks like to stand on today. He’s a bit heavier than a chick
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They are playing on a teeter totter.☺Good evenooning everyone. Life is keeping me occupied here. I braved the big supermarket yesterday. I had a 15 minute queue to get in. It was all a bit stressful and they didn’t have everything I needed, so I had to brave the our town’s other big supermarket today. The second one was only a ten minute queue and a more pleasant atmosphere inside. I wouldn’t have been able to get everything just visiting that one either though. Hopefully, I can manage just using the local small shops for the next few weeks now though.
I usually do my bulky shopping online and get it delivered. I have done this ever since I had my back operations 16 years ago. It’s impossible to get delivery slots now. I understand why they’re prioritising those who are vulnerable, but I can’t help being a little frustrated that as one of their longest using regular customers I can’t even secure a slot say once a month. That sounds dreadfully selfish, doesn’t it...
My daily walks take me past a little pond and I have been diligently watching a nesting moorhen. The chicks hatched 12 days ago and all 8 are thriving still which I find amazing in a suburban area with cats and foxes.
Mr Mallard was sharing the plank of wood that the chicks like to stand on today. He’s a bit heavier than a chick
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Good Afternoon All
We made a quick trip to Home Depot this morning for some critical soil I needed to plant up some beautiful Florida bred n born cactus pads. (Tks @Ray--Opo ) Pix in a follow-up.
Was a small line of about 10 to enter, they were only letting in 100 at a time, but luckily we only waited a minute or two to enter. Got a few bags of organic planter “soil” and another large bag of garden soil. Ogh, they had Milorganite as well. Two bags in the cart. All the employees were wearing masks. The checkout a bit disorganized but “ok”. Seems silly though to be “outside” in the garden center but having to go back inside in a queue to “check out”. Blame it on Corporate.
They were selling toilet paper as well at the check out.....seemed to have many boxes, but limited per person to 6 rolls.
Cactus Pads Planted
We made a quick trip to Home Depot this morning for some critical soil I needed to plant up some beautiful Florida bred n born cactus pads. (Tks @Ray--Opo ) Pix in a follow-up.
Was a small line of about 10 to enter, they were only letting in 100 at a time, but luckily we only waited a minute or two to enter. Got a few bags of organic planter “soil” and another large bag of garden soil. Ogh, they had Milorganite as well. Two bags in the cart. All the employees were wearing masks. The checkout a bit disorganized but “ok”. Seems silly though to be “outside” in the garden center but having to go back inside in a queue to “check out”. Blame it on Corporate.
They were selling toilet paper as well at the check out.....seemed to have many boxes, but limited per person to 6 rolls.
Cactus Pads Planted
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That's what happened with me. It was a total accident. They even wintered over in Ohio. I went out to get things ready for planting new tomato plants and decided just to thin them out. See what happens? They did so much better then what I thought they would.
I absolutely love it! It reminds me of an acorn.
That is real nice! Do you go to art fairs and sell your projects?
Good
its storming here again.. I went out in the rain to check on Pickles yard. I have redone it once already and it has grass but it’s still in the baby stage.. as soon as I stepped into the yard, Pickles lumbered out of the box to come play in the rain.. anyway, I put up some rain blocks to divert the flow and I think it will be ok...hope it will anyway
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