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Maybe Easter Egg radishes?

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How old is StewieKat?

It could be a urinary tract infection which can be treated with antibiotics or crystal formation that might require a different diet. A vet trip is definitely the way to go.

On January 4, 2018 at 1:56 AM, mr.d said:

 

On January 3, 2018 at 7:42 PM, Pompeii said:

Bird Feeder Question Poll requested by @Petee

1. Location of Bird Feeder? (city, town and/or street/location)Treasure Lake

2. How many Birds do you see at once? 10-20

3. What variety of birds are you seeing? Doves, titmouse, juncos, occasional jay

4. What feed are you using?mixed

5. Do You have a water warmer?no

6. Any other comments?began feeding later, fewer birds than usual with less variety. Cover the same as earlier years. No evergreens

 

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We have had fewer birds this year also......except for the doves....nearly 20 of those. We have had a couple tufted titmouse, a couple blue jays, a couple of juncos and 1 squirrel. We thought maybe the doves were intimidating the smaller birds so we added a hanging feeder. No visitors except for one woodpecker and just one time. We started feeding later this year so maybe they just found a better food source at someone else's house?

I hope the leaves come down before the weather turns and we get a big snow!

And she's probably right! lol Those eggs are beautiful! They look like chocolate!

Congratulations!

Oh no, Bon! I am so sorry. 

Have you tried spraying with vinegar? ( 1 part vinegar, 3 parts water and 2 teaspoons dawn dishwashing detergent).The problem with this is that this mixture will kill everything it touches, but if you want to knock out the green part without waiting for a frost, it does work. You still have to dig out the roots though or it comes back. 

35 minutes ago, Dobby said:

Just burn the poison ivy

Be very careful if you burn. The oils of the poison ivy burning smoke can damage the lungs.

I am so sorry that you have to say goodbye to your pet. 

I wish it was fertile! I would love to see the little peep that hatched out of that! 

Wow! Nice pictures!

Both the Animal Hospital on Shaffer rd and Animal Health Services on the Salem Oklahoma Rd  have very kind and caring vets. We went through this last year with our lab. It's so hard. We probably waited too long. We did find that if you use a towel as a sling under her belly, it helped her to get down the steps to go outside. Dogs are also allowed to have baby aspirin.

Maybe a coral charm peach? Center doesn't look quite right but it's close.

Just a thought....a couple of years ago, we had such a cold winter that we lost about a quarter of out dogwood tree, part of our tree peony, and some of our perennials. It could be still suffering from that winter.

I honestly don't know. The feathered antennae and chubby body mean it's a moth not a butterfly but I don't know what kind.

How about a stripe of your granddaughter's nail polish on a toenail? A friend of mine did that with her twins when they were infants until they could tell them apart!

How about Henny Penny...after all, they ARE coppers!

Petee, When you figure out who the girls are that you are keeping, I vote to name one of them DooBwa and a second one FluffyButt!

Thanks for this post Mr.D!

This post is completely in the wrong thread, but I couldn't find the landfill accident thread. I saw an advertisement on channel 6 that they are doing a story on the landfill collapse Tuesday, May 9 on the 6 o'clock news.

Anxiously waiting birth announcement! If any hatch, maybe Petee will let us suggest names for one of them!