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The Crap I Have to Deal with...
- Thread starter wildgrow
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dude,i feel for yah...i got all these bloody hummingbirds hanging around as if i had planted stuff just for them,nervy little beggers....bloody cheeky nature with all its intrinsic beauty...im of half a mind to get really baked and sit someplace and appreciate it...that will show it!
wildgrow
, The Ghost of
I got stuck watching one of those greedy sap suckers today - floating around the bees balm... sticking its beak in where it doesn't belong.
Ya, Unc! I think all of us should partake and dare nature to awe us.
That's right, nature... you heard me... I dare you to take my breath away and silence my mind!
Ya, Unc! I think all of us should partake and dare nature to awe us.
That's right, nature... you heard me... I dare you to take my breath away and silence my mind!
wildgrow
, The Ghost of
Oh... and you know whats even worse than that? On the clearest days, I can see 100+ miles of mountains that I immersed myself in wasting vacation time after vacation time. Weeks! Some of it 2 or 3 times!
All the mornings, out in the wild, when I could have slept in... But, oh no - not me. I had to go scrambling over some rock outcropping in near darkness, smoke a spliff, and watch the sun paint the world.
Im such a moron.
All the mornings, out in the wild, when I could have slept in... But, oh no - not me. I had to go scrambling over some rock outcropping in near darkness, smoke a spliff, and watch the sun paint the world.
Im such a moron.
clearcutter
Well-known member
I feel your pain. It really sucks looking at stuff like this.
clearcutter
Well-known member
I'm not familar with rattlesnake plantain. Here are a couple white ladyslippers. 
wildgrow
, The Ghost of
Nice! Took my sis on a hike a few years ago so she could take some nature shots, we came across 2 huge patches of whites. Most had started to pass, but there were a few pristine specimens.
Rattlesnake plantain is a wild orchid that grows here - not really a plantain at all, think hostas. Grows a 6" spike with a couple dozen flowers, which are maybe a cm across, completely covering the top half.
Rattlesnake plantain is a wild orchid that grows here - not really a plantain at all, think hostas. Grows a 6" spike with a couple dozen flowers, which are maybe a cm across, completely covering the top half.
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Sq Root (Eye Height above surface / 0.5736)
That is how far you can see on a clear day. Say you are 6ft tall, eye level is at 5 1/2 ft, but you are standing 1,000 feet above sea level.
sq root (1,005.5 / 0.5736) = 41.9 miles.
Meaning you can see 41.9 miles before the curve of Earth prevents you from seeing further.
Hummingbird told me this. Thought I'd share.
Space Toker
Well-known member
well I appreciate all nature, all kinds of domesticated flowers and wild nature as well. I have to say I love hummingbirds and all birds and all nature for that matter but especially birds! The hummies or humsters as I call them come to one of 3 feeders and flowers as well. The males fight with each other and yet they are always gong to the feeders except as of late and I am dismayed but still see them. I am amused by their U or horse-shoe dance as I call it, where they wizz about in a u shape pattern to impress or deter. they are great in my opinion. we are all both kind and humnle and aggressive/out for our own interests and they are no different. Go hummies!
wildgrow
, The Ghost of
I agree whole-heartedly. I should put an end to this travesty ASAP! However, as it appears that I am a glutton for punishment, I will continue.
Made me chuckle out loud, by the way. Thanks bud.
Well Im not sure of the elevation, but I am at the highest point of land locally, and I am looking out over lowland and foothills. Neither am I looking 100 miles out in a straight line, nor do the ridgelines and ranges stretch out in a straight line ahead of me. I am seeing them side to and they follow a sweeping curve. I am on the concave side of that curve.
Im not the least bit surprised a hummingbird would try to discredit me so. They surely have it out for me. Just yesterday one distracted me so much that I had to relight my joint over and over again.
They thwart my every attempt at photograghing them. I had to settle for this hummingbird moth.
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BrnCow
And there sat Bill, naked, singing up on the windmill....well it is close!
ConcentrateChaz
Member
lol pesky bugs
there was a pretty friendly one in the garden this morning,i dont think it was more than a foot from my face,hung out for 20 seconds or so,just long enough to say "dude,thanks for the hummingbird buffet garden"
Kalbhairav
~~ ॐ नमः शिवाय ~~
An outrageous travesty to have to gaze upon such things in this day and age. I feel for you all and the gross amount of natural splendour that bombards your weary eye sockets..
I suppose I'll have to add a little something of my own..
I suppose I'll have to add a little something of my own..
