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No pic but lower pond reached spillway this morning.



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Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
They just might fry in the water.


Up in New England they call that a boil!


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It's amazing how the drought has affected the entire food chain. In the rainy past, I had to knock down cobwebs on the dock every day; now there are none. No bugs to catch in the web, no spiders. And no swallows darting around.

However, the fish are sure enjoying the legions of grasshoppers who don't correct their tracjectory until it's too late! Splash, gulp.

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At least there are plenty of grasshoppers wink

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They are nutso this year. Killed a lot of vegetation as well.

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Originally Posted By: Sniper
They are nutso this year. Killed a lot of vegetation as well.
If it's green, they'll try to eat it.



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