I Cought the Little Perp in the Act
Aug 13, 2015 13:23:23 #
burkphoto wrote:
Nice abstract of the barn. The squirrel looks happy.
Better the squirrel, than we humans, eat that corn... It's animal food anyway. Corn is what farmers grow to fatten livestock before slaughter, and it makes good ethanol. But in its current, 90+% GMO state, we can't properly digest it. At any rate, its unique combination of fructose and oil is an ideal formula for fat storage!
Eliminate wheat, corn, and soy from your diet and you'll lose weight, feel better, and live longer.
Better the squirrel, than we humans, eat that corn... It's animal food anyway. Corn is what farmers grow to fatten livestock before slaughter, and it makes good ethanol. But in its current, 90+% GMO state, we can't properly digest it. At any rate, its unique combination of fructose and oil is an ideal formula for fat storage!
Eliminate wheat, corn, and soy from your diet and you'll lose weight, feel better, and live longer.
I agree. I eat very little of the three. But I do like sweets! :mrgreen: Thanks for viewing!
Aug 13, 2015 13:24:04 #
ebbote wrote:
Good ones Amy.
Thank you for looking, ebbote. I appreciate it.
Aug 13, 2015 16:32:31 #
Aug 13, 2015 17:01:08 #
John_F wrote:
The reason they are so health is that your neighbors grow good stuff.
Yes, they do, John! Their okra is looking mighty fine! Thanks for the comments!
Aug 13, 2015 21:23:01 #
amyinsparta wrote:
This is why I have no garden. The little perp and his buds did a number on the nighbor's sweet corn!
and a couple others I've done in the last few weeks.
and a couple others I've done in the last few weeks.
Nice photos. Racoons are also quite persistent in finding ways to get at sweet corn.
I like the one with the birdhouse, too -- like a painting!
Aug 13, 2015 22:38:36 #
Nice shots, Amy! So sorry about the corn! (But I still love squirrels!). :)
Aug 13, 2015 22:39:58 #
Nice shots, Amy! So sorry about the corn! (But I still love squirrels!). :)
Aug 13, 2015 22:40:16 #
Aug 14, 2015 10:25:27 #
sailorsmom wrote:
So sorry about the double post!
No problem. I love squirrels too. They are so cute and inventive! Thanks for the kind words.
Aug 14, 2015 10:27:59 #
dar_clicks wrote:
Nice photos. Racoons are also quite persistent in finding ways to get at sweet corn.
I like the one with the birdhouse, too -- like a painting!
I like the one with the birdhouse, too -- like a painting!
Thanks for the kind words, dar. My neighbor next door had coons last year. They finally just gave up. They had traps, but the little buggers were too crafty to spring them! I did some post processing on the bird house pic to make it rather like a painting.
Aug 14, 2015 11:33:35 #
Interesting set Amy...yes those little furry purp's are very smart when it comes to finding food. I've never seen a tobacco barn with fabric sides like this one.
Aug 14, 2015 13:18:22 #
James56 wrote:
Interesting set Amy...yes those little furry purp's are very smart when it comes to finding food. I've never seen a tobacco barn with fabric sides like this one.
Thanks, James. The barns were built at the end of last season. I see how they can be much cheaper and quicker to build. How things have changed in the tobacco business since I was a kid! I remember my brother bribing my nephew with a dollar if he would eat a tobacco worm. What an eight year old won't do for a buck! And he did it! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Aug 14, 2015 14:24:28 #
burkphoto wrote:
Nice abstract of the barn. The squirrel looks happy.
Better the squirrel, than we humans, eat that corn... It's animal food anyway. Corn is what farmers grow to fatten livestock before slaughter, and it makes good ethanol. But in its current, 90+% GMO state, we can't properly digest it. At any rate, its unique combination of fructose and oil is an ideal formula for fat storage!
Eliminate wheat, corn, and soy from your diet and you'll lose weight, feel better, and live longer.
Better the squirrel, than we humans, eat that corn... It's animal food anyway. Corn is what farmers grow to fatten livestock before slaughter, and it makes good ethanol. But in its current, 90+% GMO state, we can't properly digest it. At any rate, its unique combination of fructose and oil is an ideal formula for fat storage!
Eliminate wheat, corn, and soy from your diet and you'll lose weight, feel better, and live longer.
Don't you dare touch my hot buttered corn on the cob!!!!
Aug 15, 2015 20:27:31 #
JustMePB wrote:
Don't you dare touch my hot buttered corn on the cob!!!!
You can have my share. :mrgreen:
Aug 15, 2015 20:46:23 #
amyinsparta wrote:
You can have my share. :mrgreen:
Don't tease!
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