Builder Bob
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CDA - really trying to keep the conversation at a G to PG rating......... 
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What is in your back yard?
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Francis Vineyard
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CDA, it appears to meet the IECC as biomass for on-site renewable energy.
my250r11
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Let's not forget the front yard.....it's hard to imagine what the backyard looks like. I was across the street delivering a notice of a permit that was about to expire because nothing has happened for six months. None of this was there six months ago.
As Dolly Parton will tell you, it costs a lot to look this cheap.
I guess I just don't like the color yellow.
As Dolly Parton will tell you, it costs a lot to look this cheap.
I guess I just don't like the color yellow.
my250r11
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Let's not forget the front yard.....it's hard to imagine what the backyard looks like. I was across the street delivering a notice of a permit that was about to expire because nothing has happened for six months. None of this was there six months ago.
As Dolly Parton will tell you, it costs a lot to look this cheap.
I guess I just don't like the color yellow.
So is that landscaping or retaining walls in your part of the world?
Francis Vineyard
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Woke them up sleeping in my compost pile this morning
There are more but I can't get the photo's to orientate upright position
There are more but I can't get the photo's to orientate upright position
Francis Vineyard
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They hung around for 6 hrs. having their honeymoon. At about noon towards the end of their stay both bears stood up facing each other then she roared and slapped him. Eventually he came up to our rear deck and my wife could see where she hit him. The next morning they had returned; I shot a video but I'm unable to send it from my government issued Andriod; file too large. However I did manage to reduce the size and send it as a picture. The male is shown here using a pink dogwood tree to scratch his belling.
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Francis Vineyard
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They are seen more frequently now days . . .
Francis Vineyard
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Snow Deer?
mtlogcabin
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Francis Vineyard
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Since none of the wild flowers took this year, probably owing to some flooding . . .
Thought we would put out some bird seeds and this is what we got . . .
Thought we would put out some bird seeds and this is what we got . . .
Francis Vineyard
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my250r11
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That little bear thanks you for dinner, lol
Francis Vineyard
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As did the bigger bear . . .
Maybe you can use one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Orbit-62100-...pID=41PWNXrYVGL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
Just make sure you link amazon thru the forum web site
Works on burglars also
https://www.wfaa.com/mobile/article...with-motion-activated-sprinkler/287-571331126
fatboy
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Not quite as stunning as bears......but this was on my 8' blade frame this week, the hatch was actually yesterday, the image is as of this morning.
Pretty cool, did not know they were turtle dove eggs, till I scared mama of the nest.
Pretty cool, did not know they were turtle dove eggs, till I scared mama of the nest.
fatboy
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Mama dove....still waiting for the second one.....quality not as good, I had to crop it, I was about 15 ' away at the time.
fatboy
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Mr. Rabbit making himself comfortable.
