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Final Results: First Report versus First Actual Sighting Survey
Comments (4)I appreciate your hard work, but I think an "average" date would be misleading to people who are new to hummingbirds. These people don't understand that hummers don't migrate en mass - there can be months between birds heading north AS the data you've accumulated shows (62 days! WOW!). Furthermore, the dates for the FIRST hummers is important for atleast two reasons. 1. Early in the season there may not be as many natural food sources and a feeder out early enough may mean life or death for an early hummer. The first dates are a great wake-up call, as in "Really, they've been sighted nearby - I need to get my feeder out" 2. People who are trying to attract hummers to their yards probably don't want to wait until the migration season is half over to put out their feeder. They want EVERY bird who comes by to discover it, remember it and return. The earlier your feeder goes out the more migrating birds that can use it - the more fun we have watching! I hope this doesn't sound like I'm criticizing your work. I understand your frustration, seeing that hummers are in your area but not seeing them. Maybe Lanny could put a disclaimer on his actual map page noting that hummers migrate individually and it may take months for migrating birds to pass through an area. Remember even his map doesn't neccessarily show the first hummers - just the ones humans spotted and reported. Thank you for your hard work - it's a great chart!...See MoreThis is, worldwide, the first documented report of R. solanacearum aff
Comments (2)Very scary. Let's hope they identify the original source of the infection and can get a handle on it. Very, very scary....See MoreMy turn for a report on my first Stitch Fix
Comments (30)My first trunk preview didn't go well. There were 11 items including a handbag, scarf, jacket, pants, sweater and other tops. Several were wool even though I specified no wool. Some items were just too expensive including a $200 shirt and the handbag that I didn't need at any price. I also probably wouldn't pay $99 for a scarf but it had wool in it so I didn't even ponder that. Some prices were very reasonable. Some things weren't suitable for winter in MN - short sleeve, light weight, etc. One shirt I liked but it was not really good for winter, plus hand wash and I don't buy anything that requires hand washing. There was another top I probably would have liked if it wasn't the middle of winter. So I could decline the whole trunk and the stylist will try again with something else tomorrow. There was one pair of stylish dark denim jeans I might have liked if they had fit but since nothing else was of interest I declined the whole thing. This is much more interactive and "friendly" than SitchFix which I really like. It's the Nordstrom service experience which is quite nice. My 2nd SF fix is coming this week as well. Will let you know how that turns out....See MoreFirst Report of Peduncle Dieback of Rose Caused by Colletotrichum gloe
Comments (0)Title: " First Report of Peduncle Dieback of Rose Caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides in Korea" See: https://apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/10.1094/PDIS-03-19-0637-PDN...See Morechloebud
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