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[Treetroit City]

Sunday brunch was egg’s Benedict with asparagus and cantaloupe on the side.
Time to work in the garden for a few hours.

 

[D. B. Doober]

Anyone around? Mom took me to IHOP for breakfast. I got the tip. Getting high and stuff at the apartment. What's everyone doing?

 

[D. B. Doober]

Sunday brunch was egg’s Benedict with asparagus and cantaloupe on the side.
Time to work in the garden for a few hours.

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Looks like a good breakfast friend

 

[unclefishstick]

Sunday brunch was egg’s Benedict with asparagus and cantaloupe on the side.
Time to work in the garden for a few hours.

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omg! is that a real plate? are you ok?

 

[Treetroit City]

omg! is that a real plate? are you ok?

You have any idea how bad cooled egg yoke and hollandaise sauce sticks to a plate?
Shoulda used the good paper for sure.

 

[oldmaninbc]

The tomatoes I transplanted have grown well. I'm surprised because they normally sit there after transplant. I figured out that transplanting when very young helps eliminate transplant shock. Where I have them is mid 50's, also doesn't help.

Well they did not miss a beat and have grown a solid inch or more since Friday. Might have nailed it for once lol

Do you ever give them any product to ward off transplant shock? But then, if you found that early transplanting worked well you wouldn't need to add anything. Please ignore this question then

 

[oldmaninbc]

I put these High Energy Suet Cakes in this tree and it's full of Woodpeckers all day -

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Must not last long at that rate, ours disappears in a few days.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Anyone around? Mom took me to IHOP for breakfast. I got the tip. Getting high and stuff at the apartment. What's everyone doing?

Going to wash some dishes and a few other chores, soon. Hi DB

 

[D. B. Doober]

Going to wash some dishes and a few other chores, soon. Hi DB

Hey friend! Fenway Park Thursday!!! High of 52°F, game time 4:10pm Eastern

 

[Jenn]

Must not last long at that rate, ours disappears in a few days.

Hey Oldman

The cakes will last around a week until now, when the Starlings and Grackle show up, then all bets are off.

 

[Lester Beans]

About the same here. Suet will last 3 days to a week. Right now I have suet out and oranges from when the Oriole shows up.

Done with work for the day and going to see what wifey wants to do. Lunch and NASCAR hopefully.

 

[Jenn]

About the same here. Suet will last 3 days to a week. Right now I have suet out and oranges from when the Oriole shows up.

Done with work for the day and going to see what wifey wants to do. Lunch and NASCAR hopefully.

I just dug out my Oriole feeders today. They will be here in a week or two. Followed by the hummingbirds.

 

[Lester Beans]

I heard one Baltimore Oriole last week but haven't seen any since. We still have Juncos around. Turkey Vultures have been soaring today. The Nuthatch and Titmouse are on the feeders. Decent day, around 50.

Got the heater out in the tomato grow space.

 

[tobedetermined]

don't know what your property is like, but you have to kind of be careful how you hang the cakes because the raccoons love them. I used to just hang them by a chain and I actually watched the raccoon pull the chain up open the basket and take the cake.

I live in Toronto's near-north burbs but we get a surprising array of wildlife for a city - thanks to the river valleys and electric/gas rights of ways that the animals use as corridors. So yes, we have coons here as well . . . and billions of squirrels. I put up the feeder in January and except for one valiant failed attempt, the squirrels have been frustrated. I suspended it from a 24” L bracket with a 24” thin piece of wire and 5 ft off the ground so it is out of reach of the bastards. Many of them visit every day to yell at it and to clean up any seeds on the ground but only one gray squirrel tried a leap from the window sill to the feeder. I have another bracket so I will attempt the same kind of mount with a suet basket.

 

[D. B. Doober]

I live in Toronto's near-north burbs but we get a surprising array of wildlife for a city - thanks to the river valleys and electric/gas rights of ways that the animals use as corridors. So yes, we have coons here as well . . . and billions of squirrels. I put up the feeder in January and except for one valiant failed attempt, the squirrels have been frustrated. I suspended it from a 24” L bracket with a 24” thin piece of wire and 5 ft off the ground so it is out of reach of the bastards. Many of them visit every day to yell at it and to clean up any seeds on the ground but only one gray squirrel tried a leap from the window sill to the feeder. I have another bracket so I will attempt the same kind of mount with a suet basket.

Are you a Toronto Blue Jays fan? I'm going to see them play the Red Sox Thursday

 

[tobedetermined]

Are you a Toronto Blue Jays fan?

No, not a sports fan really. My wife took me to my one and only Jays game for our 2nd date - a hundred years ago.

 

[Jenn]

^^^ I've always been convinced the squirrels work for the power companies.

 

[oldmaninbc]

^^^ I've always been convinced the squirrels work for the power companies.

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They probably work for peanuts.

 

[Jenn]

They probably work for peanuts.

Oldman is throwing out the dad jokes

 

[unclefishstick]

Oldman is throwing out the dad jokes

this calls for an unc joke..
or like yo momma they work for nuts!