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[Mini]

Ruby visiting Kings Canyon in Central Australia. She's my service, working dog.

[dove]

6 hours ago, Mini said:

Ruby visiting Kings Canyon in Central Australia. She's my service, working dog.

Sweet

[CHecker]

8 hours ago, Mini said:

Ruby visiting Kings Canyon in Central Australia. She's my service, working dog.

 

 

I want to cuddle!!

[Friends just call me Ross]

My Blue and Gold Macaw, Alex, after a shower:

 

He's mad cuz I wouldn't let him bite the blow-dryer.  So he's attacking his toys, instead.

[Tortuga]

"Yes Maam, you can put your UFO over there by the Mothership.."

 

[Gi-Gi]

[Loopy]

[ChrisC]

On 6/8/2018 at 11:51 PM, Friends just call me Ross said:

My Blue and Gold Macaw, Alex, after a shower:

 

He's mad cuz I wouldn't let him bite the blow-dryer.  So he's attacking his toys, instead.

Is that an African Grey in the cage? We had the exact same set up!

Dad bought ‘Tufty’ 1975 and mum couldn’t look after him when dad died (1999) so we had to have him. 

 

This could be the weirdest reason ever to ask for an elder to visit:

March 2017 Tufty fell off his perch for the last time. Emma and I were stuck upstairs, I was mute, and our son was having regular seizures. So Emma had to call “John” to come and bury our dead parrot in the back garden!

 

#piningForTheFjords

[Friends just call me Ross]

12 hours ago, ChrisC said:

Is that an African Grey in the cage? 

Yes.  Zach is an African Grey Timneh, which is not as big as a Congo.

Thanks for sharing your parrot experience.  Wish it could have had a happier ending for you.

I have had Zach since 1992 and Alex since 2004.  They are a labor of love. 😁

[➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone]

70.41 meter Superyacht Felix in town.
#64 in the Superyacht chart. (Blue one)
Current owner unknown.
Yours for a cool $100 Million

We had Mr Google here with his Superyacht 73 meter last year. He owns Dragonfly (White yacht). You can charter it for $780,000 per week.

We pass this marina on our way to do carts, and these big ones sure catch the eye!

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{still waiting for the 'Wiser'}

[Guri]

 

 

 

[Loopy]

I know, I know. Would have been better if it was donuts 🍩   🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

[Sheep]

When a smiling selfie gets out of hand...

 

 

Now, which one took the picture...?

[Loopy]

[tekmantwo]

That is a beautiful bird....thanks for sharing. ..

[dove]

1 hour ago, Loopy said:

Is that called the Poodle Bird? 😁

[CHecker]

Lew had to go back to the job and fuel his machine. It can carry 300 gallons of fuel but his crummy can only haul 105 gallons so he needs to stay on top of it. I got to ride along. Took some pictures.

 

This is his dangle-head. I've actually got to help him work on the grab arms. I really love heavy machinery. So powerful and can make a big job small!

 

This is his view up here, been here since January. Over the hill in the distance is the Columbia river and the Pacific ocean

 

This is a stump I thought was pretty, all the stuff growing on it.

[➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone]

Nice pics@bagwell1987, but what does this monster machine do?

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{still waiting for the 'Wiser'}

[CHecker]

It's a danglehead processor. The grab arms grasp a log, the thumbnail drive wheels pull the log through and removes limbs and cleans the log up, cuts it to length- there are 2 saws, one front and one butt saw.  He then sorts the log among several different sorts, lengths and types. Lots of math and concentration.

Sitting in the drivers seat is intimidating, this thing is a monster. I'd rather work on it instead of operate it!

Here's a little vid of it- this guy is cutting shorter lengths than they do here.

 

[Qapla]

I remember seeing a program about tree harvesters. One of the things they mentioned is that a hand-held chainsaw blade only cuts with every other tooth with the teeth in between used as "chippers" to remove the already cut wood from the cutting teeth.

 

They then explained that the saws used in harvesters have blades where every tooth is a self-chiping cutting tooth and that is why they cut so fast. They said that the reason this can work is because the chain and bar is being held and operated by the machine - that a man would not be able to hold and use a saw so aggressive without injury.

[Friends just call me Ross]

We have the same harvesters here in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

They are called Feller Bunchers, because they fell the trees,  and then bunch them up into piles.

 

Edited June 17, 2018 by Friends just call me Ross
Spell wreck strikes again.

[Guri]

17 hours ago, Loopy said:

I wonder what kind of bird is this one? 

[➕👇 ꓤꓱꓷꓠꓵ🎵Tone]

Thanks for the link@bagwell1987
I watched the YouTube video.
What a machine! Ty

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{still waiting for the 'Wiser'}

[Friends just call me Ross]

45 minutes ago, Guri said:

I wonder what kind of bird is this one? 

Maybe a Bali Mynah bird?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bali_myna

 

[Guri]

Thank you very much sister Rosanne for the time you have used for it. Very much appreciated.