06-03-2025, 07:31 PM
Thanks Rich.
Yes, the nests of hummingbirds are superbly engineered. Note that they often use the strongest material to be found in their environment - pieces of spider webs.
My wife's strawberry plant continues to produce the largest strawberries I've ever seen. One was at least the size of a standard large egg.
Speaking of weather, as I was typing this reply I heard several loud rolling claps of thunder. Sounded like they came from many miles north or northwest of me; that makes sense because that's the direction of the nearest large mountains.
Still, our chances of significant storms here in coastal Huntington Beach are slim.
Yes, the nests of hummingbirds are superbly engineered. Note that they often use the strongest material to be found in their environment - pieces of spider webs.
My wife's strawberry plant continues to produce the largest strawberries I've ever seen. One was at least the size of a standard large egg.
Speaking of weather, as I was typing this reply I heard several loud rolling claps of thunder. Sounded like they came from many miles north or northwest of me; that makes sense because that's the direction of the nearest large mountains.
Still, our chances of significant storms here in coastal Huntington Beach are slim.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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