Jungle John
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I agree RC ! They say it's likely to be a la Nina Year ...... conceivably we could have an early wet season , we might see some late September fruiting
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Jungle John replied to Strontium Dawg's topic in Creativity, Spirituality & Philosophy
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Jungle John replied to Strontium Dawg's topic in Creativity, Spirituality & Philosophy
Members2 2,154 posts Gender:Male Country:33 degrees south o' the 'quator Climate or location:Warmish Report post Posted September 22, 2019 I was interstate the last few weeks and I felt nostalgic to see sparrows again. When I was a kid, sparrows used to be very common where I lived. It must have been around 1991 or slightly later that they were replaced by Indian mynahs. Now there is not a single sparrow. I wonder if it is too cold in Melbourne for mynahs? Hi Glaukas , I grew up in Melbourne , plenty of sparrows .....And was surprised to see good ole sparrows in Coolum , Sunshine coast . I didn't think they were able to live so far north .... -
Yes , I've seen a few albino's this season too.....I presume they are albino's because they don't produce any spores ?? They scare me a bit , so I always leave them be ,
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its getting close , I can feel movement under foot .........
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I'm interested ! It would be good to meet some of the Brisbane crew ....
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I concur ! A very good season , finally !
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I hope you're not referring to me , I wouldn't know how to delete anyone's post ......
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Jungle John replied to withdrawl clinic's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
Birds are wonderful..... It was Xmas morning , coincidentally , early , I'd just finished my morning Qigong routine on the back verandah , sitting having a cup of tea , when our local Magpie family fly's in , baby and two adults . One of the adults , looking straight at me comes walking up on to the verandah , on to my practice rug and drops a big black juicy beetle , still looking at me , it then backs away. I pick it up and pretend to eat it ( I didnt want to offend it ) then it heads off . We got them a bird bath , they love it. -
Bring it on , pleeeease . Its been a long dry season. By the way , still on topic , SE Qld . Does anyone know how far north Subs have been sited ? I heard they are growing Truffles under Oaks in the granite belt , near Stanthorpe ? Seems to be cool enough
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Embrace Of The Serpent . New release movie. Just picked this up in the paper today. Saw the trailer , looks pretty genuine . Has anyone seen it yet ?
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I can vouch for the effectiveness of bay leaves for repelling pantry moths and grubs . I had them in my pantry , in Sydney for at least a decade , then my mother said , oh bay leaves are good for that , and I said , come on , "bay leaves " ? So , I put some open in a bowl in the pantry, and some in the lids of the various containers and bags , they were gone in a week and never came back . Worth a try
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Ahhh , good to put a name to them , you'll note they smell pretty bad when they go off , so don't keep them too long !