Hm, I thought I found how to do a spoiler. I guess not unless it looks different for me. Do y'all see both pictures without clicking on a spoiler tab?
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I didn't think any critters ate toads!
Mary
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The toad's back legs are about all that is into the snake's mouth/gullet in the picture that is supposed to be under the spoiler.
I didn't see a spoiler tab or button. Just the word. First picture I could see and zoom in on. The small pic stayed small and was hard for me to see the detail.
The first picture was great.
I will try again, maybe in the morning. I see both as full size but if it is only like that for me, I'll leave it for now.
Dreamzchaser
Crowing
Morning! Pitbull is such a gentleman with the sebrights. I am outside and opened all up until I noticed they did not come out. He loves chasing his kardashians Rachel and Monica. Went to check and he was on top of a straw bale waiting for them to lay in the same box,lol
Then he came out and peace was interrupted. Rachel was far back under the pine tree and he spotted her. I was on the phone in a call and he chased her across half acre and she flew right on my arm. This should had been a movie,lol
Then he came out and peace was interrupted. Rachel was far back under the pine tree and he spotted her. I was on the phone in a call and he chased her across half acre and she flew right on my arm. This should had been a movie,lol
Dreamzchaser
Crowing
More peace interruptions! Hub is in a lot of pain and on his way home, Lord help me!
I watched a snake eat a toad once. It caught the toad from the side, and the snake gradually shifted its grip around so that it could swallow the toad head first. Took a while, very cool and somewhat creepy (poor toad!)
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Chicken Stock 2022 is next month. Be sure to sign up on the link in my signature.
Chicken Stock 2022 is next month. Be sure to sign up on the link in my signature.
As of just now...(e-mail from MDARD)
LANSING, MI – After much deliberation and consultation with Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) State Veterinarian Dr. Nora Wineland, MDARD’s Director, Gary McDowell, has decided to stop 2022 poultry and waterfowl exhibitions in Michigan until such time that the state goes 30 days without a new detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in domestic poultry. This decision is effective immediately to further protect against the spread of HPAI, helping to keep Michigan’s domestic poultry flocks safe.
This stop does include (but is not limited to) shows, exhibitions, swap meets, petting zoos at fairs, and game bird/waterfowl fair displays. This stop does NOT include or affect egg hatching exhibits, pigeon races, or zoos.
MDARD's Director Stops Bird Exhibitions to Protect Health of Michigan's Domestic Flocks
Effective today, 2022 poultry exhibitions are stopped until Michigan has 30 days with no new HPAI cases
LANSING, MI – After much deliberation and consultation with Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s (MDARD) State Veterinarian Dr. Nora Wineland, MDARD’s Director, Gary McDowell, has decided to stop 2022 poultry and waterfowl exhibitions in Michigan until such time that the state goes 30 days without a new detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in domestic poultry. This decision is effective immediately to further protect against the spread of HPAI, helping to keep Michigan’s domestic poultry flocks safe.
This stop does include (but is not limited to) shows, exhibitions, swap meets, petting zoos at fairs, and game bird/waterfowl fair displays. This stop does NOT include or affect egg hatching exhibits, pigeon races, or zoos.
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