They monstercrop AMAZINGLY well!
Because it's a leap year, so we spring back into fall. That should put national banana hammock day around August 12teenth or ellevendish.Why the fuck is Easter in March this year?
Just added a f-250 to help with the plowing dutiesSnowblower and a atv with a plow.
I'm switching over to hexes.Just added a f-250 to help with the plowing duties
On those lines ...... I just saw a mosquito ...
Last summer there was so much rain, the peeper frogs stayed in the field all season eating mosquitos, not nearly as bad as expected.On those lines ...
With the lack of precip here this winter, we don't have the same levels of standing water down by the shore or back in the forest. We might have a light mosquito season this year.
They’re so loud at night in the canyon I live in. All through the creeks they chirp away…we have a pond we lovingly call Frog Pond that we are waiting to be filled by tadpoles soon. Gonna have to start checking once a weekLast summer there was so much rain, the peeper frogs stayed in the field all season eating mosquitos, not nearly as bad as expected.
It was so weird to see frogs in the grass all season.
I always wundered wut them buttonz wuz for. Heehee. >Sorry<Dunno if you know, but if you use the media option instead of the link option for your YouTube links we can play them in page instead of having to click over! I like to creep on everyone's music tastes.
Good beep!
Soon we'll hear the croaking of the big bullfrogs too. A few nights last year while out for my cones, they were so loud that I actually wanted the geese back. Some of them get to be the size of casaba melons.... we have a pond we lovingly call Frog Pond that we are waiting to be filled by tadpoles soon. Gonna have to start checking once a week ...
The only carp we have around here are the Koi fish in rich peoples decorative pondsSoon we'll hear the croaking of the big bullfrogs too. A few nights last year while out for my cones, they were so loud that I actually wanted the geese back. Some of them get to be the size of casaba melons.
Then not long after the froggies come a-croakin', the carp will come a-sloshin'. The males hang around the shore weeds and fertilize the eggs. They splash around pretty aggressively whilst doing said fertilization too. Local guy said they fight with other males for the "honour". (Go away little squiggly red line ... there is a U in that word!)
And until we moved here, I never knew that carp were as large as they are.