Some more things I see out and about.
Nov 29, 2022 15:39:32 #
charlykilo wrote:
Never heard of Bitter Sweet. Eastern berry? Eat them?
Not edible, very invasive!! Don’t burn the plants,the smoke will inflame your lungs for a couple of weeks. Most effective removal…goats.
Nov 29, 2022 17:10:36 #
florida
Loc: Southwest Florida/ Virginia
GREAT PHOTOS, I want to get my 2 pair of wild parrots to pose for them, if they do will supply. thanks
Nov 29, 2022 18:13:03 #
Nov 29, 2022 20:51:11 #
charlykilo wrote:
Never heard of Bitter Sweet. Eastern berry? Eat them?
Our Christmas reef has no berries left on it by New Years. Birds come on the porch and eat them up.
Nov 30, 2022 00:17:17 #
ripogenu wrote:
Not edible, very invasive!! Don’t burn the plants,the smoke will inflame your lungs for a couple of weeks. Most effective removal…goats.
Myrna said they are poison! Pretty though…
Nov 30, 2022 11:57:22 #
bapabear
Loc: Blaine, Washington
Nice lead finds. I loved using the metal detector in Maine, but here on the North West Coast, the country doesn't even know the meaning of old as far as metal relics. Everything that is old here is made of stone. Even stone stuff is hard to find as the overburden from the old growth trees that grew right up to the beaches puts everything pretty deep. Most of my finds with the detector are logging tools. It just doesn't get me excited like a round ball, cannon ball or British uniform button. I loved the lure of pre mid 1800's coins back East. Enjoy. I hope you find the motherload.
Nov 30, 2022 12:52:46 #
Thefinder
Loc: Western Massachusetts
bapabear wrote:
Nice lead finds. I loved using the metal detector... (show quote)
I would so much like to find a 1652 OAK/PINE or WILLOW TREE Shilling as I hunt areas they have been found in,large farm fields that have been used since 1654.
I live in this town.
Nov 30, 2022 14:06:35 #
Nov 30, 2022 20:41:03 #
Thefinder wrote:
Carp fishing is on hold till next May,no more fish... (show quote)
Metal detecting has limited time too,temps are on the down swing,man I DO NOT LIKE the COLD!Here's the stuff from the last two huntsI always enjoy your photos, and commentary Finder. Keep them coming.
Dec 3, 2022 09:59:51 #
Thefinder
Loc: Western Massachusetts
Thefinder wrote:
Here's one a few years back out the backdoor,ate his fill then took the carcass with him.
Here he is hiding his catch,and taking a bite.
Dec 3, 2022 10:33:48 #
Thefinder wrote:
Here he is hiding his catch,and taking a bite.
Those are cool.
When I worked at a national park in Colorado we would hear the screech of a Golden Eagle, then watch as they enjoyed their prize. They showed the same traits, hooding the prey.
Dec 3, 2022 10:56:32 #
Thefinder
Loc: Western Massachusetts
Fireguy wrote:
Those are cool.
When I worked at a national park in Colorado we would hear the screech of a Golden Eagle, then watch as they enjoyed their prize. They showed the same traits, hooding the prey.
When I worked at a national park in Colorado we would hear the screech of a Golden Eagle, then watch as they enjoyed their prize. They showed the same traits, hooding the prey.
A parent Bald Eagle bring prey to it's young.
I believe it is something innate in all raptors.
GODS creations amaze me!
Dec 3, 2022 12:19:22 #
Thefinder wrote:
A parent Bald Eagle bring prey to it's young.
I believe it is something innate in all raptors.
GODS creations amaze me!
I believe it is something innate in all raptors.
GODS creations amaze me!
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