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SSGrower · May 17, 2020

@BudmanTX thanks for the hummers.

An asparagus has popped up, it was 32 last night. Corn transplanted

Nap time.

Mohican · May 17, 2020

What kind of strawberries are those?
Are you in CA?

Mohican · May 17, 2020

Seascape strawberry:

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

Front range of CO borderline of foothills and mtns. 8000ft.
The larger ones are eversweet smaller are eclair.

Pointing at the eclairs, still in plastic pots have had them in the garage since beginning of march, maybe feb.

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

Per the hummer reference. Its a migratory pattern.

raratt · May 17, 2020

SSGrower said:
Per the hummer reference. Its a migratory pattern.
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We don't get Ruby Throats here, but we have Annas that are larger all year. The Rufous, Allens, and Black Chinned migrate through in the summer.The Black Chinned have a cool purple throat and are the smallest. (Not my picture)

doublejj · May 17, 2020

raratt said:
We don't get Ruby Throats here, but we have Annas that are larger all year. The Rufous, Allens, and Black Chinned migrate through in the summer.The Black Chinned have a cool purple throat and are the smallest. (Not my picture)
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we have a bunch of hummers on the farm. I will get a few good pics next time

Mohican · May 17, 2020

Awesome! I went to HS in Golden and Lakewood. Skied (Winter Park/Mary Jane) and skated (Boulder) my ass off in 78-79.

I had some pineapple strawberries in my Jack Daniel's half barrels. They loved shade only. I had to ignore the garden for a few years and lost them

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

raratt said:
We don't get Ruby Throats here, but we have Annas that are larger all year. The Rufous, Allens, and Black Chinned migrate through in the summer.The Black Chinned have a cool purple throat and are the smallest. (Not my picture)
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Would you know what the copper colored ones would be in my area? Really loud propellers (wings). More rare haven't seen yet at this location. Also if you remember I think the raptors I posted last year were ferringis (sp?) hawks.

farmingfisherman · May 17, 2020

SSGrower said:
@BudmanTX thanks for the hummers.

An asparagus has popped up, it was 32 last night. Corn transplanted
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Nap time.

Nice yard!

farmingfisherman · May 17, 2020

So far quality time with the wife, coffee, breakfast, bong rips, 7 mile hike.. Lunch is gonna taste so good!

curious2garden · May 17, 2020

SSGrower said:
Would you know what the copper colored ones would be in my area? Really loud propellers (wings). More rare haven't seen yet at this location. Also if you remember I think the raptors I posted last year were ferringis (sp?) hawks.

I'd guess Rufous or Allens.

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

curious2garden said:
I'd guess Rufous or Allens.

I think rufous sounds right/familiar.

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

farmingfisherman said:
Nice yard!

I love it but watching you and @raratt and @Bareback @Mohican and others gardening for 2 months already is torture.

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

On the plus side no rats.

Field mice, voles, snakes and pair of nesting hawks.

SSGrower · May 17, 2020

farmingfisherman said:
So far quality time with the wife, coffee, breakfast, bong rips, 7 mile hike.. Lunch is gonna taste so good!

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Ahhhh.... big trees.

raratt · May 17, 2020

SSGrower said:
Would you know what the copper colored ones would be in my area? Really loud propellers (wings). More rare haven't seen yet at this location. Also if you remember I think the raptors I posted last year were ferringis (sp?) hawks.

Rufous, or Allens, hard to tell them apart. Pic from animalspot.net.

Here is a hawk page, I don't remember the pic, go figure. https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/ferruginous-hawk

raratt · May 17, 2020

I cleaned and refilled the hummingbird feeders after the mention of them here, thanks for reminding me. They were nasty.

jerryb73 · May 17, 2020

raratt said:
I cleaned and refilled the hummingbird feeders after the mention of them here, thanks for reminding me. They were nasty.

All this talk about hummers reminds me it’s been to long :hump:

Damn quarantine

lokie · May 17, 2020

Went up on the parkway for a picnic.

Cloudy but no rain.

2490 ft.

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