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20A287CE-D481-444C-8C30-CEE3F06BF315
kymmieshouse
on March 5, 2022
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Happy Sabbath my friends and Patriots! Rest well in the Lord today.
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    Meadow2003
    I've never seen so many all at once. Beautiful
    • March 5, 2022
    kymmieshouse
    ‌. We were in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico when they were migrating from Mexico to the states. Butterflies as far as the eye could see. Phenomenal.
    • March 5, 2022
    Meadow2003
    kymmieshouse ‌that must have been breathtaking .
    • March 5, 2022
    ne
    You don't see that too much anymore. Or lightning bugs. Or frogs. Honey bees. Or bluebirds. We're losing species everyday. It's been 5 years since I've heard a bullfrog. Indicator species. Not good. The farmers around here use so many pesticides.
    • March 5, 2022
    Deleted
    ‌ I do know toads are on the endangered list. I’ve got many around my house and treat them like gold.
    • March 5, 2022
    ne
    Deletedall amphibians are. Frogs are now protected here. Used to frog gig all the time. Now there's a season and you can't even find them. Get caught with one it's the same as killing a deer out of season. It's the pesticides. Getting in the groundwater. It kills off the tadpoles.
    • March 5, 2022
    Deleted
    ‌ believe me I know. My State:
    • March 5, 2022
    Deleted
    My county ranked 12th.
    • March 5, 2022
    ne
    Deletedwow ‌! I had no idea Arkansas produced that much rice! Is it being exported? If so that could prove interesting.🤔
    • March 5, 2022
    Deleted
    ‌ Not sure. We’ve got a lot of Mills around here. One is owned by Coors and two owned by Riceland. They’re huge facilities and a major employer in this area. I’m in the flat Mississippi River Delta with very rich soil. Not necessarily the prettiest part of the state. All farmland w... View More
    • March 6, 2022
    ne
    Deletedthat's ‌ the way it is here. If you want cover you're going to have to travel along the hedgerows. There are forested areas yes. But nothing like East Tennessee at all.
    • March 6, 2022