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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 4 Jul

In March 2023, a Chinese-led research group discovered a whale graveyard in the Diamantina Zone, about 1,600 kms west of Australia. A ‘whale fall’ is the decomposing body of a whale which has fallen to the sea floor. The...

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Judy Evans @Ineeddentures That's possible too.

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Ali Canary @AliCanary (4622) 3 Jul

It was 100 degrees F (38C) here yesterday, and it will be again today. Tomorrow it will be 99, which isn't any different. I looked at the 10-day forecast, and the temps were in the 90s every single day. The worst part is that it...

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Judy Evans @AliCanary I find it quite noisy here, mainly from the planes. We have double glazing but there is a small airfield nearby and small planes are forever flying overhead.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jul

I’ve written before about drones being used to drop baits targeting predators. The latest article about them involved ridding an island of mice. Islands off the coast of Australia are very important as nesting sites for...

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Judy Evans @teamfreak16 There were several articles about the plague. One said driving down the road was like driving on bubble wrap with mice 'popping' all over the place.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jul

I’ve written before about drones being used to drop baits targeting predators. The latest article about them involved ridding an island of mice. Islands off the coast of Australia are very important as nesting sites for...

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Judy Evans I seem to be forever hearing of new uses for drones.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jul

I’ve written before about drones being used to drop baits targeting predators. The latest article about them involved ridding an island of mice. Islands off the coast of Australia are very important as nesting sites for...

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Judy Evans They surely considered that possibility. Hopefully they did!! My guess is that the birds wouldn't eat the mice.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jul

I’ve written before about drones being used to drop baits targeting predators. The latest article about them involved ridding an island of mice. Islands off the coast of Australia are very important as nesting sites for...

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Judy Evans @rsa101 I don't think seabirds would eat mice. They must have thought it through so the birds wouldn't be harmed.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 4 Jul

From time to time, Perth Library publishes oral histories on their Facebook page. A recent one told the story of a person who was taken from her indigenous mother, making her one of the ‘stolen generation’. These children were...

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Judy Evans @AmbiePam They are hilarious to watch. They seem to travel sideways and screw their heads round all over the place.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (11972) • United Kingdom 5 Jul

So, we missed our roast dinner last week as we went to the seaside for the day instead. Today, we were back at Moms and had roast chicken, roast potatoes, peas, cauliflower, stuffing and gravy. For dessert we had home made...

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Judy Evans @Traceyjayne Yes, I did know it was his mother. It was certainly an entertaining movie.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 4 Jul

The not-for-profit group, Music for Canberra, has been gifted an intriguing violin which could turn out to be very valuable. In the middle of the article, is a paragraph or two about dendrochronology. Dendrochronology is the...

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Judy Evans @BarBaraPrz Yes, something like that. A good description!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans I think it is the pollination issue that is the bigger worry. I'm glad you like the photo.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans Fair enough but for the moment I guess we need the European bees.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans A lot of the world's problems - well, probably all - are of our own doing.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans I think this rose was Double Delight. And yes, we need our bees.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans I'll tell him you liked it. We need our bees so hopefully this will work but I don't think it will be ready for a few years.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (384089) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jul

It’s common knowledge that the bee world is in grave danger. Bees don’t just produce honey but are essential as pollinators in orchards, vineyards and market gardens. More than 30% of Australia’s food production, worth an annual...

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Judy Evans @LadyDuck That is really bad news.

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Eva James @wolfgirl569 (136977) • Marion, Ohio 5 Jul

It's 7 in the evening now and we do finally have some clouds and breeze. Still no rain so when I post this I will go water my plants. It won't hurt if it rains after. Got Duke doberman to eat today by wetting his food. He hadn't...

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snowy @snowy22315 (210200) • United States 19h

This is awesome, as I have been quietly freaking out over the costs of attending the wedding in Chicago Although I don't have to stay at the hotels they have reserved rooms at..being in downtown Chicago it is incredibly...

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Judy Evans Hope the focus group pays well for you.

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snowy @snowy22315 (210200) • United States 23h

Do you like cups, cones, dishes, sandwiches bowls on a stick? Do you have a favorite? I like it anyway, as long as I can have some..but I buy a lot ,more sticks or single serve in the summer for portion control. I got some...

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Judy Evans I like any really but I quite like a cup and a spoon.

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celticeagle @celticeagle (191015) • Boise, Idaho 23h

While I was with my ex there was a time when he and I traveled down to where his parents were brought up to see his dad. His dad had invited us down to Carey, Idaho to fish. He was quite the outdoorsman. He took us to this little...

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Judy Evans That's a funny story! Did you ever tell him how it was happening?

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Amber @AmbiePam (122353) • United States 23h

So a lot of the damage done in my dad’s backyard is because a neighbor’s tree fell in their backyard. Knocked down part of a fence, and crushed part of Diana’s garden. I asked why was it my dad’s responsibility to clean that up...

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Judy Evans It would warm your heart to have kind people pitch in and help tidy up the mess.

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