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Is that a working hot tub ? And how did the rhino horn form ?
It's a 16 oz Oscar Meyer tub from the lunch meat section 
I wouldn't fit 
They're called ice spikes. Not real common and form best in rainwater. Twice a month apart was pretty neat.
It's probably a lot more than an inch high.
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I wouldn't fit They're called ice spikes. Not real common and form best in rainwater. Twice a month apart was pretty neat.
It's probably a lot more than an inch high.
Google ice spikes
That’s too funny, I can’t believe my eyes deceive.
Duck Parade!
Damn, the Bald Eagle is sure a beauty!
I'm always amazed at how big they are.
Why are their women so ugly?
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Always check for pattern bow and skew before cutting.
Hope that's not a senior living facility.
It's called plumage dimorphism. It's pretty common among a lot of bird species. The male will generally use their plumage to attract available mates. With many male birds being territorial, the brighter, vibrant colors tell the female that the male has a good and stable food supply in his territory. You see this a lot in male Northern Cardinals for example. The more vibrant the feathers, the better the bird has been eating. Animals are pretty similar in a lot of ways to people, I guess. There are gold diggers even in the bird world.
The sparrows were out in full force yesterday since the temperature hit 50 degrees and the sun actually came out! Pretty crazy weather for February in Indiana...
My plumage has plunged
Was a bit frosty Saturday morning.
As kids, lucky enough to always have a pool, thanks Mom + Pop ! we loved swimming when she was overflowing
I’m glad that’s all you got, but you may want to start an ark
Red Headed Woodpecker in the marsh this past Sunday. It hit 50° F and the birds were feeding. Not too many times does it get that warm in February here in Indiana. Pretty unusual for sure.
Stylin' and Profilin"....
