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dendrite

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  1. That was my reasoning for trying them. Maybe the bluish/black dye of the inner bark deters the EAB? My hunch says they probably just prefer green, white, brown ash and would gladly destroy the blue ones too if they wiped the other species out.
  2. How does the WXT536 perform with liquid equiv of frozen precip? I was considering one of those years ago, but at the time there was no option to separate the ultrasonic anny from the temp to place them at different heights. I'm not sure if you can now, but they now have the 532 (wind only) and 535 (everything except wind) options to pair together.
  3. I can try it standalone with the provided counter, but with my setup I can only have one wired to the Davis ISS. There’s ways to add multiple sensors, but not with my setup. I add new soil moisture/leafwetness sensors and their new AirLink PM2.5/PM10 sensor too. Finally spending my trump money from last year. I chose wx sensors over Doge.
  4. Lots of sweating in the cruiser in the concrete jungle too. Which side is that taser again?
  5. I just bought an 8” rainwise rainew 111 to wire up to the Davis. The larger diameter should yield a better catch. We’ll see. https://www.scaledinstruments.com/shop/rainwise/rain-gauges-rainwise/rainwise-rainew-111-tipping-bucket-wired-rain-gauge/
  6. Weenie stripe starts around you. Need a stratus gauge next to it to test it.
  7. Under trees? Level? Gypsy pee?
  8. Put 80lbs of this down on part of the lawn yesterday...10lb/1k sqft. Spread some into the fruit trees as well. We'll see how it goes.
  9. I know there's none native even close to here, but for giggles I bought some blue ash seed online and cold stratified it in the fridge this winter. We'll see if it germinates.
  10. 7 hundredths here. Enough to at least soggy up the fert I put down yesterday. It's a slow release anyway so nbd.
  11. Beautiful day. Mostly sunny with low 60s for most of it. Clouding up now.
  12. Was gonna lay down some fert today…kinda wanted a little rain tomorrow, but it’s looking more suppressed overnight. Maybe we can salvage a decent afternoon tomorrow.
  13. Colder there than here. 40.2° on the hill.
  14. I haven’t been letting them out enough with the standing water out there. It’s all earthworms all the time (AEWATT) and they’ll eventually eat one with parasitic worms and drink out of a puddle with coccidia. They’re better off in the dry run during the day eating dried mealworms and fodder I grow for them.
  15. Good news on the ash tree front… @BrianW
  16. 2 ticks on me today. One was latched onto my neck this evening. Kill’em with fire.
  17. Most are in that small reddish stage. A few early species have small green leaves. It's been stunted for weeks, but starting to pick up after the last couple days of sun.
  18. How'd it look July of 09? It looked like Ireland here.
  19. Except last May 9 when it was still in the 30s in the late afternoon with sun and wind.
  20. Interior ftl. A little luck up here with the winni influence.
  21. Well the new normals are in effect so it’ll be more difficult to run AN going forward…at least for the first few years assuming the warming continues to increase. If this new decade somehow ends up cool compared to the last few decades it’ll look like an impending ice age in the monthly departures.
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