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Well can you do a remake and I'll tune in this time
Whatcha doing today?
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What a fantastic day in New England 73 degrees puffy clouds, light breeze, and the sun is behind the new leaves popping on the trees. All while sitting at the pond watching the water dance on the umbrella.
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Sad day I rehomed 3 fish I have had almost from the beginning of the pond. And another 5 babies. I get so many babies each year i've decided since they wont stop reproducing . That I'm going for the high end fish and see what we get, I have already sold some of the babies in the past but nothing special I have stingily kept the best. This coming week the new members are comin home.
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Set out snake bait, snake traps, one glue trap, their path, protected from birds frogs, I hope. I have a cam watching it for anything that gets stuck, veg oil gets them off.
Put a trap in the bog saw fatty going after a frog, it was poof gone, prob down the back plant covered hill.
Snake war!
Put a trap in the bog saw fatty going after a frog, it was poof gone, prob down the back plant covered hill.
Snake war!
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Ready to rumble, bring it on snakey'
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It does have very pretty skin tho
Digging out Rush, washing and tossing into pond. Made a second trip, so much, but shrinks once cleaned. Lol
Way too expensive to buy them!
Every red mark is rush. A lot more further back.
1st haul, looks like a lot, but isn't.
1st haul cleaned.
2nd trip in back.
Way too expensive to buy them!
Every red mark is rush. A lot more further back.
1st haul, looks like a lot, but isn't.
1st haul cleaned.
2nd trip in back.
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Take your time there's no Rush
one thing you can do to prevent transfer of unwanted is to do a potassium pergonite dip. That should look pretty cool leave a few channels like a stream running through the bog
While you may not have water coming over all of your edge to the bog i doubt you ever will an area that wide will require a large amount of water. and you do want the bog to work with slower flows than you do faster.
JBtheExplorer
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It's a horrible photo, but the streak at the bottom is one of the starlink satellites. I finally got to see the satellite train tonight.
