Ed of all trades
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Happy Happy Birthday, Randy! 65th birthdays deserve a new zero-turn!
Drew, looks like you were flying a drone around. Tomorrow, you got to go just 5 feet higher!
One of our friendly bumble bees hid on the bottom of a hummingbird feeder while I was opening it to refill...what a shock to my index finger tip when he stung me. I'm usually very careful since so many bees are around, but they don't seem to get annoyed unless you touch them. Saw my first bald head hornet of the year today.
Ed, hard to count the hummingbirds when they buzz around so much but we have estimated 100-200 after fledging based on looking at all 21 feeders with 5 or more on or hovering around each feeder and others flying in between. We have been feeding them many years. Most look the same, and can only be distinguished as male vs. females vs. juveniles, but we have recognized a couple that are very unusual looking and have seen them return in the spring over the years...one that we named grandpa. Some get tame enough to feed while we are trying to hang the feeder, and we have had to rescue a few that got caught in our porch. My wife watched a big praying mantis catch one a few years ago.
Just wanted something to tell Mom. She got excited about that as much as anything in a long time. Trying to keep her interested in things at 93 is harder than I thought. Thanks Ed