I had a friend who had thought hummingbirds were a myth, like unicorns. She was so amazed when she found out the were real! They were always magical to her.
Thanks I see it. Your looking on a monitor I assume and it's small. I'm using g a 7" tablet and it's TINY!Good luck with window. We had to replace a couple that had lost their gas seal between the panes. (Condensation was actually settling in between the panes of glass.) Since the window manufacturer couldn't be identified we had to replace the whole schmoo - frames and all.
Matt it's still there, but like several options it's been reduced to a micro sized thing.
In this case you are looking for a teeny tiny up arrow ↑ after the OP's name of the quoted post. (Like right here where it says: MattB101 said ↑ ) Click on the tiny up arrow - the hover over for it is all of about 5 pixels wide (Sigh...) so it can take some determination to find the hover over spot.
Trumpet flower, at least that was my mom called em. We had a whole row of them along the fence between us and the neighbors (in Daytona Beach). It was alive with hummingbirds. And yes it's a vine. Underneath was a bunch of sleeping hibiscus bushes. Sleeping hib8scus has lots of flowers that look like the big flower that hasn't opened for the day yet, cept they never open. Tons of nectar and the HB love em too. Mom would cut back the Trumpet flower enough to prevent it from killing the sleeping hibiscus.
hope you can get on, if not enjoy! Is this the one that also has the Golden?
Don't y'all get a lot of snow? I would have thought all the snow etc would keep y'all quite moist. That's interesting.
I sure read this wrong......thought at first it said...... I may try hanging from a tree. lol I've often thought if someone could just pick me up by my head and let me dangle, I'd feel so much better. Don't think I could handle that inversion stuff.
Newp, but this is a big priority with Retired1, he HATES it when they don't open in a new window. Some do, some don't.
I had checked into those once, but down here especially folks said they also attracted a lotta bees, so that nixed that.
Deb I have to speak up for inversion. Once you get over the fear/uncomfortable feeling it's amazing. Takes all the pressure off your nerves. A lot of pain is caused by squeezing the nerves where they pass through the vertebrae from the spinal cord to the other organs/muscles. A lot of leg/knee pain is caused by pressure on the sciatic nerve. Inversion therapy helps, not cures, helps with that. After we move I think there is a Teeter Hang Up (sic) in my future. They're expensive but, like any other exercise home therapy stuff you can find them on line all over the place. As usual YMMV.
Nuttin wrong with bees, just don't want a swarm of em in my yard. Particularly when my son was young which is when I was lookin at em. If I had room to put it far enough away from the house, to still be able to see it, but yet, not have the bees right up on us, that might be different.
As a daughter of a beekeeper, I heartily agree! When you don't disturb them, they won't bother you. Just don't go barefoot in a field of clover.
Now the problem with that is...... my idea of disturbing them, and THEY'RE idea of disturbing them, are two entirely different things!! I've been stung by a lotta bees and wasps, that I didn't even know were there til the buzzards stung me!!
I'm pretty sure that "Africanized" bees are quite a bit over hyped. Haven't read hardly anything about them lately either.
I'm also on a tablet. Ipad. Zoom is your friend!
Not a gag. He somehow trained the dog to open its mouth on cue. Amazing training!
