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    Little buggers grow-up fast! Mine should be leaving the nest within a week. (Momma is NOT happy!)

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    April: "At least things can't get any worse."
    May: "Hold my beer"-Murder Hornets!

    Anybody seen one? Roy, aren't they in Washington? Those things would scare the s#*t out of me!
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    Well finally got the small garden tilled on Sat

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    Really have to re-think some stuff since we lost so much to Voles last year..



    Over on Glen's Half Acre it have been leveled and scraped, but really the only work is a new 100 yard Shooting Range

    This new one is set up so I can actually shoot from the covered Side Shop, where the saw horses are now I guess I will build a new Shooting bench since it can stay under a roof now

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    I am really glad I set those big ole Cottonwood logs aside when that tree came down instead of putting them in the burn pile
    Gave me a great back stop




    Going to be a lazy summer I think
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad View Post
    April: "At least things can't get any worse."
    May: "Hold my beer"-Murder Hornets!

    Anybody seen one? Roy, aren't they in Washington? Those things would scare the s#*t out of me!
    Oh, they've been seen in the far tip of the NW of Washington State. I believe they were first noticed sometime December of 2019.

    Yup, they are good sized suckers. This one is dead but it will show how big they really are.

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    First we had to deal with Killer Bees because of some asshole researcher and now this!

    I do hope that all of the efforts to nip these things in the bud are successful.
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    Yeah, we've always had the huge Japanese hornets around here, but not these new clown-faced little buggers. I imagine that a sting by either one would be exruciating. I read another article saying that they kill about 50 people a year in the Japanese interior.

    And since all wasps seem to hate and target me, and they love to hang out around the shrubbery near my back deck, I keep the knockdown spray handy. Anything with a stinger gets sprayed!
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    Decided to put this in the garden thread because that is where it is used! Don't have to sweep up the hair and I can put it around my plants to deter rabbits etc.

    My wife wanted to throw out this chair but I love the design and function so i have kept it in the garage. One of these days I will/should refinish it!

    the hair in the grass has less grey than I thought it would show! LOL

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    Everything is growing like mad. My camera hit the floor (again!) and I think the battery compartment door cannot be rigged any more. Nobody knows what happened. Yeah...... No more pics for a bit.

    I got my wife to take a cell phone pic to-day and send it to me.
    Little buggers are growing and feathering. Need to pay more attention as they adventure out.

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    What a difference a day makes here! Looks as if the 'adopted' one is a few days behind?

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    Not good weather here for pollination but that is out of my control!

    Looking at this picture you can see what I have heard called the king apple or the center one,

    The flowers are the same way.

    I have been told to cull the ones on the side and leave the middle one to grow.

    YMMV

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    They are getting ready to spread their tiny wings.
    I sure need to mow over there........

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