Uno #moss photo.
For #Mosstodon and for #puns
Taken near the Pima Canyon trailhead in Phoenix, Arizona.
This looks dead most of the year, but revives and shows its beauty when it rains.
Step 2: clean, drain, and move to new location.
Still to come: fill, decorate, inoculate, cycle, and eventually get some fish.
Her #aquarium is going to look great!
My daughter has caught multi-aquarium-itis. Probably from me. She bought an old tank from someone who had it in their garage for a while. Considering the fish food that came with it expired before she was born, a long while.
Step 1: set up, fill with water outside. Failure will likely happen in the first few days and better a wet carport than 55 gallons in the bedroom. LOL
I'm not OLD, but neither am I a spring chicken anymore so my joints sometimes make noises. On my #hike yesterday my knee was giving me trouble so I squatted down to pop it and relieve the pressure. I also had a water bottle in my pocket so it *CRUNCHED* at the same time. My hiking partner looked at me in horror and asked, "was that your knee!?"
It was hilarious.
Also, here are some nice #moss photos, and does anyone know what the leafy bits are?
#hiking #mosstodon
How to manage your money like a professional: Incorporate your life to reduce taxes!
#FinanceFriday
How to properly manage your Money like the Rich - Tom Ferry
https://youtu.be/wJB90G-tsgo
I planted sunflowers to attract the lovebirds and finally caught one on camera! Peach faced lovebirds are native to Africa, but have naturalized in Arizona.
#nature
It's a tiny wasp! I saw this in church today.
The Ensign Wasp is a beneficial insect - it feeds on cockroaches.
This lady, Evania appendigaster, searches for cockroach egg sacks. Upon finding one, she works ovipositor into it and lays a single egg which hatches and the larva then eats all the cockroach eggs, frees itself, develops into a mature wasp and flies off in search of more egg sacks. Go Evania, go!
#entomology #nature #insects