My daughters and I got within 5 feet of a Pileated woodpecker.
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From the looks of it, he's got his feed bag on...
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My daughters and I got within 5 feet of a Pileated woodpecker.
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Yeah, you can see how much he destroyed that stump. We did see him get one big white thing. He flew away as a car drove by. He wasn't worried about us at all.From the looks of it, he's got his feed bag on...
Yeah, you can see how much he destroyed that stump. We did see him get one big white thing. He flew away as a car drove by. He wasn't worried about us at all.
He was chirping up a storm the whole time as well.
Fine. Made wee-wee and boom-boom!How was it?
Wow. I'm offended for youMy avatar of many, many years at TB got deleted because "it offended".
I guess that's what's up with all the "question mark avatar" people too....the invasion of the avatar snatchers!

My avatar of many, many years at TB got deleted because "it offended".
I guess that's what's up with all the "question mark avatar" people too....the invasion of the avatar snatchers!
I guess you need a new avatar.My avatar of many, many years at TB got deleted because "it offended".
I guess that's what's up with all the "question mark avatar" people too....the invasion of the avatar snatchers!
My understanding is the ones that carry Lyme disease are very small, like #2 pencil point size, the ones you'll find on a casual inspection are safer. Dunno how correct that is though.Well a first for me! I just picked a Tick off my leg! I have never seen one before, but I know that they have gained a foot hold in our area. No idea how long it had been there. Right now, just a small red mark by the bite, I do still have the little bugger. Called the Doc's office as Lyme Disease has been found on some ticks in the area. Doc gave me an antibiotic just in case. Will keep an eye on the bite for any further developments.
Funny part, my wife says "I've always been worried about the dog getting bit" never about you! LOL
Guessing this isn't a big deal for our friends to the south, but where I live, I have never seen one before! Black flies and mosquito, we got yah covered!
Fishheadjoe

...see what I did there?!) stone is the most likely culprit.Yikes! Hoping for the best outcome for you.When you have ONE kidney (the other was donated), and NO prostate (that was definitely Not 'donated'), and you realize that (with no warning) you have bright red blood in your urine...
well, instantly, the foolishness that oozes out of Washington DC, and your state capital daily,
"doesn't amount to a hill of beans".
I beat a path to my PCP, who sent me on to my urologist, who scheduled a pair of CT scans for this coming Monday afternoon.
Two Doctors and two Nurses opined that a kidney (singular......see what I did there?!) stone is the most likely culprit.
Lotsa lemon juice, water, pineapple juice on tap for this coming weekend... spent camping with the chillins.![]()