baymule
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You got that feeder chained down to the posts? I got tired of dragging ours back to the fence. I think the cattle thought if they would scoot it out to pasture, it would fill up with grain
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baymule
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No it’s not chained down. The stinkers jump up in it, poop in it and I turn it over to clean it out.You got that feeder chained down to the posts? I got tired of dragging ours back to the fence. I think the cattle thought if they would scoot it out to pasture, it would fill up with grain
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They just aren't afraid of us. Standing right beside the driveway as we pulled in.
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Congrats @flowerbug - your beautiful pic is this week's POW winner and is featured on our homepage.Butterfly Weed is such a striking shade of orange which is not a common color of flowers.
flowerbug
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Congrats @flowerbug - your beautiful pic is this week's POW winner and is featured on our homepage.
wow! thank you so much!
they are a backup edible plant for Monarch Butterflies... some years the plants are so eaten back that we don't get any seed pods from the flowers but this season i think i'll be able to harvest some seeds. it's been a few years. they are a wildflower in our area but not very common. they have a tap root, but will not spread out from the original plant other than by seeds.
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- Joined
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Congrats @flowerbug - your beautiful pic is this week's POW winner and featured on our homepage!wow! thank you so much!
they are a backup edible plant for Monarch Butterflies... some years the plants are so eaten back that we don't get any seed pods from the flowers but this season i think i'll be able to harvest some seeds. it's been a few years. they are a wildflower in our area but not very common. they have a tap root, but will not spread out from the original plant other than by seeds.
frustratedearthmother
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Congrats!
flowerbug
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Congrats @flowerbug - your beautiful pic is this week's POW winner and featured on our homepage!
wow! cool! thank you!
