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Sheesh, your a busy bee for 40 acres! Not that that's small, but the stuff you show you do one would think it was 3 times that or more. You utilise it well going by what I see on here.
 

☺️ Yeah sure, next thing you'll be telling me is they don't have feathers when they hatch!
Baby birds, or hatchlings, typically emerge from their eggs either with down or very few feathers, or even completely naked. Some birds, like ducks and chickens, have a layer of downy feathers at hatching. Others, like songbirds, may be almost entirely featherless.

Elaboration: Bluebird is a songbird so naked as a new born child.

Next question.
Actually I watched a Aussie give a really good chat up on a video. Bloke was down right sincere about the state of your home.
It's probably too big of a file to send but I'll try to do it in sections.
 

Sheesh, your a busy bee for 40 acres! Not that that's small, but the stuff you show you do one would think it was 3 times that or more. You utilise it well going by what I see on here.
The days are full when the spring comes right through to winter again.
 

Baby birds, or hatchlings, typically emerge from their eggs either with down or very few feathers, or even completely naked. Some birds, like ducks and chickens, have a layer of downy feathers at hatching. Others, like songbirds, may be almost entirely featherless.

Elaboration: Bluebird is a songbird so naked as a new born child.

Next question.
Actually I watched a Aussie give a really good chat up on a video. Bloke was down right sincere about the state of your home.
It's probably too big of a file to send but I'll try to do it in sections.
Yeah when I was a kid we used to climb trees to see the eggs and chicks.
The really high dodgy trees I used to pay this other kid 20 cents to go up and get them. He was a horror head as in rotten. He'd yell out "the branch cracked" Id yell back "it looks ok to me". :laughing7:
 

Saw still giving me a bit of a headache. Now it stalls out instead of idling. Learned how to take a stop out of the low speed setting on an ECHO saw carb.this morning.
Cut up more logs, decided that maybe Saturday would be a good day to take off on the road trip.
 

Saw still giving me a bit of a headache. Now it stalls out instead of idling. Learned how to take a stop out of the low speed setting on an ECHO saw carb.this morning.
Cut up more logs, decided that maybe Saturday would be a good day to take off on the road trip.
I had a brush cutter, we call them whipper snippers, anyway it stopped idling when you let go of the trigger and died. In warranty and the place I got it was close by. So thought ok I won't visibly fiddle with it just in case they blame me.
So I take it to the place. They say leave it with us come back in the afternoon.
I go back. "That'll be $140 mate".
Im "um excuse me mate I got that here just 2 months ago with 12mth warranty for just $120 normal retail. Can you please give me a logical reason why this warranty fix is more than the entire original price?"
It was the boss too. His face dropped and he checked and yep a $120 unit to fix the idle was more than its total price to buy.
Of course it was just take off a cover and adjust the little carby screw which again I left alone so as to not be blamed. Rip off dogs, 2 minutes using a little spanner and a Philips head screw driver $140.
 

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