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when i was looking for the ducks today, i was wondering if they have ducklings right now, and the part of the river behind my house is very open, so the wind whips, so i was thinking may be they went up river where there are more trees so the wind doesn't whip so hard.

may be it will get so windy in Antartica, the wind will pick up a penguin, and it will fly!

i like that idea, but they will also probably have ai drone maintenance?

my cat grass hasn't even sprouted yet. i guess may be it wasn't getting enough sun, so i moved it out of my patio into the side yard.

i see dichondria all the time now, seems people have small patches of it around other plants.

dichondra is an excellent ground cover it does best when it can grow around other plants or fixed objects. it's stems are very fragile to extremes in temperature. the more protection the better.

every time i see it, i think it looks magical.

i can't imagine how magical a whole yard would be!

look out below! lol

let the penguins return to the sky!
fly penguins fly! lol

let the penguins return to the sky!
fly penguins fly! lol

Major Tom's niche is shredding everything in sight!

parakeets are not territorial.

"The sound of beak grinding is a telltale sign that a cockatiel is happy and relaxed. This is often accompanied by facial feathers that are fanned out over its beak and relaxed, fluffed body feathers. A sleepy cockatiel might grind its beak shortly before falling asleep."

Major Tom does this, this is the time of night where he does it.

Albus does it even more.

Major Tom does this, this is the time of night where he does it.

Albus does it even more.

all's well? lol