Grass grows to about 2', then stops growing and seeds. So why can't they design a seedless grass that only grows 4"? They could! But won't because lawn industry makes billions selling mowers, trimmers, fertilizer, weed killers, seed and lawn services.
Dave Tackett
@dtackeye.bsky.social
Wildlife photographer hobbyist in N. IL. Rock River & Mississippi River. Photos taken hand held in a moving boat with a Canon R5II. All photos are my own, no AI, no photoshopping. Free thinking Liberal. https://rockriverphotos.com
Pileated Woodpecker working on a tree, this week Rock River:
Female Baltimore Oriole from this week, I am seeing a few of these and a few warblers, but the cover is so dense I can't see them for long:
Vines are killing all the trees along the river. It's out of control & no way to stop it. They make it hard to see any birds. Those & the Tree of Heavens are also taking over. The Cottonwoods & others are all dying off. The landscape is changing fast with global weather changes.
My partner is getting old, he's 13 now and Chins don't live but 10-12 years. I almost lost him this week, he jumped out of the boat and hid in thick brush, it took hours to find him and get him out of the thick cover he was hiding in.
We have traitors in office. It's not too late to change views, but time is running out.
It was a decent morning, I saw an Otter, a Hawk, Eagle and deer. Here is the first photo of the morning, Rock River: #rock_river #midwest_photos
Monarch Butterfly in flight in my garden, these can be challenging because they are so fast darting all around: #midwest #wildlife #photography
Things can't get any slower on the Rock River, so hopefully the heat waves have passed and I can start going to the big river and do some fishing & photography there. Kingbird from this morning along the Rock River: