October?Multiple choice question here. How do you spell the middle day of the week? a) Wanseday b) Wensday c) Wednesday d) AugustThe rattlesnakes used to always hang out in our slab pile left over from the sawmill. Great for rodent control but I understand not wanting them around the kids.All those that don't care.I know you're ready - but are the eggs ready? [COLOR=0000FF]What day did you set the eggs?[/COLOR]What is a chicken snake?I've only seen rat snake/chicken snakes.e
Live traps work pretty well for cats. That's how rescue groups catch them. That's also how I dispose of them.That's either progress or testing the multiple choice philosophy.How many were dead or died since you got them - out of how many birds?looks like the little black duck that's acting sickly, is probably going to dieI got vitamins into him and got him eating/drinking, but he's not doing very good. The chick I was worried about, perked up. I guess it's a good thing I ordered more ducks from metzer farms. I'm not happy about the post office making a over night box take 3 days, and causing some of my birds to die
They can. That's what fathers are for. He can take them camping or something. I read that one too. I loved it. I can't remember, is that the one called the Davis Cave? Over the years they've done stories on several earth sheltered homes.Why worry? If you did everything right up to now and everything stays the same, there isn't anything you can do if they fail.It worked for us in high school. Example was my Spanish teacher who kept a lead pipe in his desk drawer. If anyone didn't behave, he would pull it out and drop it on his desk. Silence followed. Everyone already knew how bad it hurt.I thought it was at the St. Louis Arch - Gateway to the West.
It could have happened in 1875. As recently as the 1880s, Jaguars were occasionally seen as far east as the Mississippi river. Thousands of years ago they roamed much of what is now the US. https://markgelbart.wordpress.com/2...uar-panthera-onca-roam-eastern-north-america/ Jaguars are the only big cats in the Americas that can be melanistic.@ocap A walk down memory lane. (There had been talk of cougars, puma, panthers in USA}
In 1875 a Dallas attorney said that Fort Worth, TX was so dull, he had once seen a panther sleeping in the street downtown. People believed !
Rather than feel insulted (as intended) Fort Worthians embraced the legend, incorporating it into their history and architecture.
There was never a real panther, but people love legends.Ouch!
I don't count anymore?
