Too damn cold to be spending time proofreading.
BRRRR!!!
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Be safe!
Don't forget our feathered friends
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Feeding Hummingbirds in Cold Weather
Feeding hummingbirds in cold weather. Hummingbird feeder heaters: Hummer Hearth, Hummers Heated Delight, Hummers Heinie Warmer; heating pads and heating devices
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Feeding Winter Birds In Washington State
If you are thinking about feeding winter birds in Washington for the first time, or are just looking for some new ideas, this article is for you!
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Hey, I asked in another thread... And nobody really said no... So YOUR welcome!
We got enough that the elk even looked in the bedroom window asking me to remove the snow from the lawn
Lol - yeah, my daughter home from Cal Poly SLO is wistfully eyeballing the 73° Xmas forecast!
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Feeding hummingbirds in cold weather. Hummingbird feeder heaters: Hummer Hearth, Hummers Heated Delight, Hummers Heinie Warmer; heating pads and heating devices
Feeding Winter Birds In Washington State
If you are thinking about feeding winter birds in Washington for the first time, or are just looking for some new ideas, this article is for you!
We were sitting outside tending the grandkids - warm and sunny. Kind of what SoCal advertises? Pretty nice. I just looked at WU forecast for Ephrata, 5F with -4F tonight. I could get used to this …..
You getting soft in your old age ?
Brian in OR.
Steelhead
4 degrees (-7 with the windchill) this morning when our Anna's hummingbird showed up for the morning feeding......
I think there's some serious flooding heading our way in Western Washington early next week.Only going to be 14⁰ out here, but this snow will not be going anywhere for a few days...
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I didn’t think so but this 65F sunshine is really nice. The grandkids are here so they are the focus but he nice weather is a great second!
I'm not pleased about it, but I gotta' let the fire in my fireplace die out. The ashes were getting too full in there yesterday, and I couldn't get a house temperature above 67*. (Ours is a heating fireplace with a fan.) When the roads thaw enough to drive safely, I need to go to the store for a metal bucket for ashes. I realized that all I have around here is plastic buckets. I've never had to clean out fireplace ashes before while I also wanted a fire at the same time.
BriGuy
Life of the Party
If you won't get chastised for misusing your kitchenware, you could use a big metal pot or glass mixing bowl. Best not to let your wife see, though.
Mrs. Salmo reminded me, it turns out, that we do have a copper bucket for just this purpose that I'd forgotten all about. Color me senile I guess. It's the bucket on the deck that I keep a bag of alder chips in for when I BBQ fish. Couldn't see the forest for the trees apparently. Anyway, I shoveled out a bunch of ashes, and got the fire going again, so we're gonna' be all warm and cozy as I burn through my firewood.
