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They're caused by a gall wasp. Which exact one, I'm not sure. The eggs are inside of the gall. Cut one of the larger ones open and you will find tiny maggot-like worms. Those larvae will become wasps. There are also predatory wasps and flies that target the larvae inside of the gall. The above p...
Snakes don't make holes. They'll use an abandoned hole, though. I don't think it is an armadillo, which you would have in Birmingham. Maybe chipmunk. Maybe a weasel or gopher. If it has been there a while it is a burrow and not something digging for food. Put a stick in it and see how deep it i...
Great, let's make sure we bring it back to flat Earth and see what we can frick up....
Have these womenses ever seen a Grizzly eat a new born elk calf alive, tearing pieces of flesh off of it as it "scresms", whilst its mother watches on helplessly? It is a loud, brutal scene. That bear would do the same thing to the woman if it had to. It goes for the fatty parts first, and areas...
[quote]SOME, of that water, is going to have whatever chemicals may have gone downhole with the water used for fracking the wells. If anything is even mixed it.[/quote] That's what I'm curious about, what contaminates are in the water that was there to begin with and to what extent. [quote]Howev...
Can someone answer a question: What, if any, cross-contaminates are in the waste water being disposed of? Is there anything in the waste water that wasn't there to start with prior to drilling?...
The EPA should not be able to make law....
[quote]Yea but check out these boobies[/quote] [img]https://i.postimg.cc/Qt1pSBym/4d5.jpg[/img]...
Nice tits, but something doesn't look right about them. Are these AI tits?...
We get the Weather Board(tm) before anything else....

re: So much rain this morning

Posted by LegendInMyMind on 5/2/24 at 8:46 pm
I think he may have been the only one on that storm at the time. At least no one showed up before he left with them....

re: So much rain this morning

Posted by LegendInMyMind on 5/2/24 at 8:44 pm
[embed]https://twitter.com/bhendricksonwx/status/1786193152166043699?t=etIcyBhR54vjQiSkxhXrcA&s=19[/embed]...

re: So much rain this morning

Posted by LegendInMyMind on 5/2/24 at 8:42 pm
Tornadoes this evening in central Texas a chaser came up on a house just after it was hit. He loaded the family (with two injured kids) up and took them to the hospital. Towards the end of this stream: [embed]https://www.youtube.com/live/7kspTe-x_V4?si=okQoRjxhO2kiSN7L[/embed]...
I don't think they're chinch bugs. The body and the head is shaped different, and they look like they hold their legs like leafhoppers......kind of under their body for hopping purposes. Here's a different leafhopper nymph: [img]https://i.postimg.cc/BQGxFVLK/PSX-20240502-125222.jpg[/img] Same g...
Okay, maybe I will go to the beach this Summer. But, I feel this may be false advertisement and I will be disappointed....
And the answer, which is kind of what I figured. [embed]https://twitter.com/backinblack_wx/status/1786148500935491735?t=_DGUe0a41DRNNdusX1XvXw&s=19[/embed] That's the problem with taking radar at face value....
We had no power that day due to the 4/27 storms. I heard the news from my sister who lived in Virginia at the time. I turned on the battery powered radio and listened to talk radio coverage of it. I also missed Cam Newton getting drafted first over all....
[quote]OMLandshark[/quote] Where in the actual frick have you been?...
[quote]Does something happen for a F4 tornado that doesn't happen for a F3?[/quote] Well, yeah. ...