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Spiders often get a bad rap, but they’re actually some of the most fascinating and beneficial creatures around. Understanding these little marvels can make them a bit less creepy and a lot more interesting. Here are five fun facts about spiders that highlight their unique talents: 🕷️ Master Builders: Spiders create silk that’s up to 7 times stronger than steel of the same thickness—perfect for building their intricate webs. 🕷️ Tiny Hunters: Their webs are designed to catch even the tiniest insects, helping keep annoying pests in check. 🕷️ 8 Eyes, No Problem: Many spiders have 8 eyes, but some are almost blind and rely on other senses to hunt and navigate. 🕷️ Colorful Webs: Not all spider webs are clear; they can be golden, silver, or even pink, adding a splash of color to their intricate designs. 🕷️ Great Pest Control: By preying on other insects, spiders act as natural pest controllers, helping to maintain balance in your garden and home. So next time you spot a spider, remember they’re not just eight-legged invaders—they’re nature’s unsung heroes! …but when you’re done admiring them, we’ll happily remove them from the premises.

How to use lawn moss to find your lawn's problems

🤷♀️🥝 At Landkind, we are often asked how many readings you should take with the Sunforest gun in order to get an accurate estimation of the average dry matter for a block, MA, or orchard. Using statistics, and by ensuring you're using a truly random sample, this can be calculated. For a margin of error of ±0.5 and at 95% confidence - we need a minimum of 68 readings for any area. Interested in the dependencies or learning how to calculate your own sample sizes? Click the link to explore more and see how you can drive smarter, more efficient orcharding moving forward. 📊 🌳 #Kiwifruit #DryMatter #Sunforest #NIR https://lnkd.in/gDDnyYGE

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How to use lawn moss to find your lawn's problems

Birds on a twig Medium: Woodcarving Size: (11.5*14) inch

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The bed rails have been cleaned thoroughly and inspected. We found two additional breaks I was unaware of. One included a missing piece for the known large break across the carving. The other is a break I will need to acquire a new needle glue applicator, as it is unstable but I cannot remove it without further damaging the price y. This leaves injecting at much hide glue as possible, then clamping everything in place. The first glue up included a new piece made to fit, that will receive a final planing flush when it dries. This piece will then be color matched with dye added shellac. This morning will entail the glue up of the contacting carving for today addition. Shellac preservation has already begun on sections not needing glue ups, including where over a century of getting in and out of bed had removed the finish to bare wood. Still hoping to be complete by Monday, but some things can't be rushed when restoring antiques. One step at a time, and a thorough inspection at each stage. And the goal is always to preserve and protect the life the piece has lived, not restore to new by wiping that history away. We Clean the grime of 140+years of life,Repair breaks and damage such as dog chews, preserve and protect the wood, and bring the finish back to life with touchups and a French Polish👍🖖🤠 #antiquerestoration #carvedwood #europeanantiques #mahogany #handcarved #cleanandrepair #veteran #USArmyveteran #veteranowned #smallbusiness #commissions #commissionswelcome #cedarpinespark #crestline #localbusiness #localartisan #mountainbusiness #frenchpolish https://lnkd.in/gzGjKv9d

Beware of ravenous wolves which come to you in sheep's clothing. But let’s not rush to judge the wolves. The truth is, some couldn’t ravage a fig leaf if they tried. Others hunt sheep because, let’s face it, even wolves need to eat. Meanwhile, sheep, these jealous bahs-turds play the victim harder than Cain Vs. Keir after "the mark." So, beware. Not all sheep are innocent lambs. Some wear wool finer than Solomon’s harem, parading their "good fruits" as if they invented righteousness. And what if wolves turn shepherds? Would that prove bad trees can bear good fruit? Jonah might’ve sulked under a tree, but, at least he didn’t whine for attention. Unlike wolves, sheep never smell of guilt after dinner. Instead, they bleat like they’ve got nothing to hide, all cotton wool and sinless. #Wolvespolicingsheep #guiltyaschargedsheep #bleatnotcomply #silencofthewolves --- For professional design services, don’t be a lurker, DM me if you’re interested. For more flipping pointless stories, don’t be a jerk, like, comment, and follow me if you want more.

We’ve talked about lots of red flags in roofers, so where are the green flags and where are the good roofers? Here’s a few.