OK, now they're just fucking with me...
I'll admit when I picked it up in the store it broke my brain for a second.
In other news, I picked the entirety of the crop off my McIntosh apple tree the other day...
One.
And it was *tiny*. Oh well, the thing wasn't supposed to be old enough to produce yet, so more power to it!
Smart-ass Southern California Mom/Writer/Origami fumbler. These days loving our never dull, often absurd family life in the Northern Nevada Eastern Sierra mountains...with LOTS of chickens. Fluent in Snark.
Jack
Showing posts with label Oops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oops. Show all posts
Friday, October 13, 2017
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Time To Play Catch-Up...
...so I'm going to be posting some things that are backdated a bit over
the last two months that I never posted. Sorry for any confusion, I'm
not trying to Gaslight anyone, you're right, they weren't there before.
Also, bonus link to a cool Owlcam, the nest of a pair of Great Horned owls high in a tower! Squee! Owlettes soon!
http://birdcam.xcelenergy.com/owl.html
The are using an infrared camera under low-light conditions so as not to disturb her. In addition to the live camera feed, they have various still shots taken night & day. It's the female sitting, her eggs are due to hatch around March 13th. The male appears near dawn and dusk with tasty mousies which she gulps down, sometimes the camera catches him.
Don't miss the links on the left to other bird nest cams--Eagles, falcons, ospreys and kestrels! They aren't occupied yet, but will be soon.
Also, bonus link to a cool Owlcam, the nest of a pair of Great Horned owls high in a tower! Squee! Owlettes soon!
http://birdcam.xcelenergy.com/owl.html
The are using an infrared camera under low-light conditions so as not to disturb her. In addition to the live camera feed, they have various still shots taken night & day. It's the female sitting, her eggs are due to hatch around March 13th. The male appears near dawn and dusk with tasty mousies which she gulps down, sometimes the camera catches him.
Don't miss the links on the left to other bird nest cams--Eagles, falcons, ospreys and kestrels! They aren't occupied yet, but will be soon.
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