wow, their cat musta really liked what they was servin'
xtremely crass.
Love watching, NOT out in it...staying toasty 😁 their saying 8-12 inches and not stop till sometime tomorrow...50+mph wind
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Love watching, NOT out in it...staying toasty 😁 their saying 8-12 inches and not stop till sometime tomorrow...50+mph wind
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@jwfuchs1 ...both trucks behind house. I don't have garage, except for bikes...in trailer, most importantYour truck needs to be put inside I'm sure it's cold sitting out in that.
At least you were 20 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. I had to go looking for my 30 lb wheeled trash bin Best Way picks up around 6 am every Friday. We were 11 below and continuous 40 to 50 mph winds and gobs of snow, which was probably the single coldest wind chill day I have ever experienced, even growing up in Michigan and skiing a lot of Rocky and Sierra Mountain peakes. I currently live in SW OH, since 1996. I walk 2 houses down, and trash receptical is nowhere to be found, and froze my face walking back against the wind, something I have never experienced in my life. A couple hours later I drive and find it 3/8 of a mile away and another 60 yards out in a farm field. And then I had to pull it to the car against the wind of course which took over 5 minutes in a rutted farm field and froze my face again. The weather folks call this one a Bomb Cyclone and safe to say, I am not a fan. My wife has a bird feeder in our back yard and I will watch them from my semi sunroom office. I could not believe these mostly sparrows were out feeding and was amazed of their endurance against the wind and extreme cold temperatures. However I saw one of them fall over on its back and the wind slide it across my yard on top of the snow. It struggled to right itself, however withen a couple of minutes it froze and died. A couple of hours later when my wife gets up I tell her. She looks with my binoculars and stated this was not a barn sparrow, instead it was our Downey Woodpecker ( their has been a single one feeding for weeks ) and I mourned the loss. I could send it to you Dean, and you could mount it next to the Moose.Love watching, NOT out in it...staying toasty 😁 their saying 8-12 inches and not stop till sometime tomorrow...50+mph wind
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I was Dove hunting in a cut corn field with my dad and two brothers one time when I was about twelve years old. Lot's of Doves and in the excitement one Red Headed Woodpecker. To this day I still feel bad about that and of course I have my brothers to remind me about every once in awhile.Oh, man, not a woodpecker. I love ours. We have at least three species, including a pair of HUGE red heads. One of them tore great big chunks of bark off of a tree in the front yard. The tree was dying, but the bark was still well attached. I was impressed.