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How to Make Hummingbird Food

How to Make Hummingbird Food

How to Make Hummingbird Food The apodiform bird feeder I’ve persisted the structure is one of all my sudden joys in life. I originally decorated it as a result of hummingbirds unbroken checking out a selected spot-I’m convinced my house’s previous house owners decorated a feeder there-and each summer they show up once more and demand I feed them. So I do. The garden store sells bottles of…

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World’s easiest DIY hummingbird feeder: an empty McCormick spice jar (since they love red), a piece of yarn, and simple syrup filled nearly to the top to account for the angle

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New view from my bedroom window

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I know I'm mostly talking to myself here, but I do want a record in case... Something happens.

I looked up how to make my own heated hummingbird feeder, since I only have one and it's freezing up eventually too.

But I have three other glass ones.

Long story short, I'm going to need to get ramen take out soon, because the bowl is perfect.

I'm going to leave it running tonight, I'll be awake for several hours still.

I need to find out if it works okay, if it's going to need an extra bulb, or if it catches on fire.

Y'all it's cold out there.

The top hummingbird feeder you see there I just brought inside. Hopefully the glass doesn't crack.

The second hummingbird feeder has a single night light type bulb in the base. I think one of my projects for the winter is going to be figuring out how to heat my regular glass feeders.

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The Smashing Times — Mrs. Ladyships and the Cleanerhouse Boys (Perennial/K)

These tunes tip a jaunty hat to the Television Personalities. The band’s name, after all, is purloined from a TVP song, as is its tipsy, strumming surreality. The main principles are native to Seattle and currently residing in Baltimore, but you’ve never guess that, not from the flat, north English intonations of “Tarts and Vicars,” nor from the fey group-sung fantasias of “Ben Jimeny the Green Grocer,” a dead ringer for Dan Treacy’s “Arthur the Gardener.” Still traces of Smashing Times’ PNW origins turn up sporadically. A slouchy, jammy, beat-dragging reverie called “Can I Have Some Tea?” requests the quintessential English beverage from the depths of a sagging punk squat couch, two fuzzed and free-spirited DIY traditions meeting in an improbable middle.

This is Smashing Times’ fourth full-length and the second on Perennial and K Records, fitting enough since it mixes the tuneful punk pop of the former, the lo-fi aesthetic and wide-eyed lyrical naivete of the latter. Here, the Smashing Times proffer music hall skiffles tipped off their axes, whistling cheerily past the desolate stretches.

In the opener, first single and title track, they play at Creation-esque (the “Painter Man” band, not the label) guitar pop, sliding into ringing power chords like a base runner stealing second, ba-da-dum. Radiant guitar licks run into slack-jawed, girl-sung “la la la”s, the effect both epic and a bit feckless. Likewise, “Wednesday, on a Hummingbird’s Wing” carves out large pop sonics without seeming to fuss too much, the bass line like a sharpie drawing thick lines around indefinite, C86-style miasmas.

Found sounds and spoken word intervals turn up in unexpected places. For instance, “I Paint the Pictures” doesn’t really start until an upper class British voice has declared, “I could offer you a huge great glass of stout. I drink this stuff at dawn, because it makes the day shorter.”

“Tarts and Vicars” is, perhaps, the best track here, akin to Orange Just in its twitchy bass and trebly guitar skree, but also borrowing a bit of Depeche Mode’s “Just Can’t Get Enough” for pulse and friction. It’s as loose and dreamy as anything on this oddball album, but it also moves, which turns out to make all the difference.  

Jennifer Kelly

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Today we are talking about orbulon's eyeballs

A question that nobody cares about is what is orbulon's color vision like? He is obviously adapted for low light conditions (white/translucent color, can't function without completely opaque sunglasses) so he wouldnt really need to see most of the colors that terrestrial earth creatures can. We know for a fact that he can see red because he has a microgame in diy that has you select a red vs. white shape. This is interesting to me because on earth deep sea creatures, if they have any color vision at all, tend to be more sensitive to blue light because red light doesn't reach deep ocean depths. (Comparing him to benthic animals and not cave animals because most animals in dark cave habitats are blind and we know he's not.) In fact red color vision is comparatively rare in the animal kingdom. Here are some spitball reasons why animals might want to see red

Seeing when fruit is ripe (e.g. primates)

Pollination (e.g. hummingbirds)

Predation (e.g. snakes, mosquitos*)

Orbulon to me is not a pollinator. Nor is he a fruit guy. To me a squishy smart invertebrate that eats hamburgers is a predator.

*HERES THE THING THOUGH. i mentioned that snakes and mosquitos can see red but i lied. Snakes' actual eyes can only see blue and green shades, and very poorly, but snakes with heat pits can detect infrared thermal radiation from their prey. Likewise, mosquitos have dogshit vision but when they are presented with olfactory stimuli from their prey, namely carbon dioxide from stank breath, they are able to detect and show a preference for certain warm colors like red and orange. We all know orbulon's eyesight to be quite dogshit. However, like the snake, and like the mosquito, orbulon does have a far more competent sensory organ to augment his dogshit eyes

Thats right. The schlorb

now the idea of orbulon's species having infrared/red color "vision" to detect prey is very tempting, but that also hinges on the assumption that his prey (or the prey of his ancestors) would be warm blooded. But thats crazy

so Instead im going to posit that maybe he doesnt need the Schlorb for colors at all. What if his eyes are a different kind of fucked up.

i alluded to orbulon being like a cephalopod earlier. Something you might know about the stars of the cephalopod world (cuttlefish and to a lesser extent octopodes) is the fact that they can change their color extremely well to camouflage. What if i told you they cant actually see color. Ok sit with that for a sec. now what if i told you that they actually can see color. I didnt lie to you im just being needlessly obtuse. Cuttlefish eyes only have one photoreceptor type, and so their "color vision" is likely monochramatic. How Ever. Light bends differently underwater. Each color has its own wavelength, and if a lens is not able to "focus" on every color equally it creates chromatic distortion, which causes some colors to be blurrier or more in focus than others. Even though the cuttlefish can't "see" these colors the same way we do, its eyes can differentiate these different wavelengths based on their distortion bu rapidly focusing and unfocusing its eyes at different depths. Let's take a look at cuttlefish eyes

The cuttlefish has weirdly curved eyes, which can change to a W-shape in higher light conditions and become more ovular in low-light conditions. It's hypothesized that the curvature of the cuttlefish eye causes chromatic aberration to become more extreme, thus aiding in their detection of different light wavelengths. You know who else has curved fucked up eyes

Ya huh

IN CONCLUSION:

Nothing we know about orbulons color vision has changed because he is a cartoon character and i am insane.

THE END

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My Kwami OCs (for concepts beginning with A)

Leeo the Pangolin of Abduction Thanne the Basilisk of Aberration Yeex the Pony of Ability Lymm the Siphonophore of Abnormality Arro the Orange-Bellied Parrot of Absence Tarro the Tarsier of Absolution Xuush the Duck of Abstraction Wakki the Bat-Eared Fox of Absurdity Zippi the Opossum of Abundance Suuri the Cheetah of Acceleration Ejaab the Capybara of Acceptance Foorii the Wood Frig of Accomplishment Willow the German Shepard of Accountability Raavi the Red Panda of Accuracy Azza the Echidna of Accusations Dii the Dingo of Acknowledgement Erri the Amur Leopard of Acquisition Bluur the Pink Dolphin of Action Oomur the Okapi of Activation Zoor the Boar of Adamance Meetis the Camel of Adaptation Yeers the Saola of Adhesion Karkk the Elephant Shrew of Adjacency Radaar the Tiliger of Adjudication Skii the Maned Wolf of Adjustment Addla the jaguarundi of Admission Barkk the Dog of Adoration Diisu the Chameleon of Advantage Dorri the Dolphin of Adventure Thorrn the Thorny Devil of Adversity Baal the Chickaree of Aether Lieeb the Swan of Affection Meep the Sugar Glider of Affinity Ohhi the Degu of Affirmation Growll the Jaguar of Aggression Fastii Gazelle of Agility Aalypos the Wasp of Agony Dissea the Blue-Ringed Octopus of Ailment Aazm the Hummingbird of Aim Auura the Finch of Air Chirrp the Squirrel of Alertness Fliicker the Dragonfly of Alteration Terri the Pterodactyl of Alteration Spinn the Baryonyx of Altruism Astoon the Polar Bear of Amazement Suup the Hoopoe of Ambiguity Remm the Artic Tern of Ambition Didii the Vaquita of Amendment Chimmp the Chimpanzee of Amnesia Quiir the Ant of Amplification Mynxx the Marble Cocker-Spaniel of Amusement Flarre the Honey Badger of Anger Anno the Worm of Animation Teek the Addax of Animosity Twiis the Scorpion of Annihilation Halli the Corncrake of Annotation Zaara the Hyena of Annoyance Sagaan the Aye-Aye of Anomalistic Eericc the Axolotl of Anonymity Hoot the Owl of Answers the Cape Buffalo of Antagonization Jaanga the Long-Tailed Tit of Anticipation Tiimid the Chimpanzee of Anxiety Cieel the Jelly Fish of Apathy Janna the Lamb of Apotheosis Bliing the Peacock of Appearance Beauu the Scarlet Macaw of Appearance Kovvu the Bowerbird of Appeasement Caal the Blue Whale of Appetite Gaab the Elk of Application Azzad the Seal of Apprehension Fulii the Barracuda of Argumentation Gigi the Goose of Arrogance Pyrro the Fire Ant of Arson Hizz the Ram of Artistry Roo the White Tern of Ascension Mimmi the Mosquito of Assassination Ortizz the Toad of Assertion Uttive the Quokka of Assimilation Innaya the Emperor Penguin Assistance Wiido the Grandala of Atrocity Yeelp the Siberian Husky of Attention Skii Donkey of Attentiveness Flammo the Flamingo of Attraction Asskari the Ferret of Attribution Ranni the Jackle of Audacity Prieel the Squirrel of Authenticity Eeve the Eagle of Authority Triip the Blue Jay of Autonomy Fall the Dormouse of Autumn Maggi the Magpie of Avarice Eero the Spotfin Lionfish of Avoidance Oppo the Orangutan of Awareness Anni the Arabian Horse of Awe

Concepts beginning with B, Concepts beginning with W

Inspired by @mymiraclebox

In bold are Canon Kwamis

if you have any suggestion for animals/ names that you think fits a concept better let me know.

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Tribal Hummingbird SVG PNG

This beautifully detailed tribal hummingbird SVG and PNG design is perfect for a wide range of creative projects. The black and white hummingbird is designed with intricate tribal patterns, making it an ideal choice for use in t-shirt designs, stickers, vinyl decals, or even tattoos. The file is provided in both SVG and PNG formats, making it suitable for Cricut and Silhouette cutting machines, as well as other digital crafting projects. The tribal style adds a mystical, boho vibe, perfect for those looking for a unique nature-inspired design. Use this hummingbird for creating art prints, wall decals, or even coloring pages. Whether for personal projects or commercial use, this hummingbird vector is a versatile, high-quality digital file. Perfect for bird lovers, tribal art enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add a touch of nature to their DIY projects.

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Use An Egg Carton To DIY A Hummingbird Feeder With Fruit They Love

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A Guide to Flower Bed Design and Installation in Tulsa

Tulsa, Oklahoma, with its distinct seasons and vibrant community, offers the perfect backdrop for stunning flower beds. These bursts of color not only enhance your curb appeal but also create a haven for pollinators and a tranquil space to relax and enjoy the outdoors. However, designing and installing a flower bed can feel daunting, especially for those new to gardening. Fear not, Tulsa residents! This guide will walk you through the process, transforming your vision into a flourishing reality.

Planning Your Dream Flower Bed

The first step is to envision your ideal flower bed design and Installation Tulsa. Consider these factors:

Location: Sunlight is crucial for plant growth. Observe how much sun the chosen area receives throughout the day. Full sun areas (receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight) are ideal for many flowering plants, while partial shade (receiving 3-6 hours of direct sunlight) offers opportunities for shade-loving varieties.

Size and Shape: Measure the available space and consider the overall layout of your yard. A flower bed can be a focal point in your landscaping or a complementary element bordering a walkway. Curved beds create a more natural look, while rectangular beds offer a structured feel.

Choosing the Perfect Plants

Tulsa's climate allows for a diverse range of flowering plants. Here are some things to keep in mind:

Blooming Season: Consider a mix of plants with staggered blooming times to ensure color throughout the season. Spring brings forth vibrant tulips and pansies, while summer explodes with lilies, petunias, and zinnias. Fall offers a final flourish of mums and asters.

Maintenance: Be realistic about the amount of time you can dedicate to upkeep. Some plants, like roses, require regular deadheading and pruning, while others, like coneflowers, are relatively low-maintenance.

Native vs. Non-native: Native plants are adapted to the local climate and attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds. However, non-native varieties can offer a wider range of colors and textures.

Turning Vision into Reality

Once you have a plan and chosen your plants, it's time to get your hands dirty!

Preparation is Key: Start by removing any existing weeds or debris from the designated area. Test your soil's pH level and amend it if necessary to create an environment suitable for your chosen plants.

Planting with Care: Dig holes at the appropriate depth and spacing for each plant, following the specific needs of each variety. Gently loosen the roots of container plants before placing them in the hole.

Mulch Matters: Apply a layer of mulch around your plants to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.

Professional Help: A Blooming Investment

While the DIY approach can be rewarding, professional flower bed design and installation services in Tulsa offer several benefits:

Expertise: Landscape designers have the knowledge and experience to create a visually appealing and functionally sound flower bed that thrives in Tulsa's climate.

Time-Saving: Hiring professionals frees up your valuable time, allowing you to enjoy your blooming masterpiece without the labor-intensive process.

The Right Plants: Professionals can recommend the best plants for your specific location, soil con

ditions, and desired style.

Blooming with Pride

Whether you choose to tackle the project yourself or partner with a professional, creating a vibrant flower bed design and Installation Tulsa is an investment in your home's beauty and your own well-being. With careful planning, plant selection, and proper care, your flower bed will become a source of pride, a haven for pollinators, and a delightful addition to Tulsa's vibrant landscape. So, get out there, embrace your creativity, and let your flower bed bloom!

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Making Paper Flying Birds Easy Tutorial

Learn How To Make Paper Crafts Hummingbirds | Making Paper Flying Birds Easy Tutorial | Paper Birds How to fold origami hummingbirds - DIY school project ideas - Handmade paper bird easy instructions

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