So far it's still in there, you just can't see it under the three chicks. I don't think she can remove it -- too big to grasp in her beak.
Yes, it was a warm breeze off the ocean in January that coated the blooms with salt. We're just a couple of blocks off the beach and sometimes we get a salty fog. Very rare though in January. We have a few that may make it, our neighbor's tree has none.
They build a unique bond with you don't they. It's like they have esp at times, know when your happy, sad, mad, even sick with no words spoken.
I would think it would cost a bit too just 1 session cutting loose with it on stuff.A friend of mine that has the class 4 license owns at least one of those beasts!!
It costs him a lot of money...per year for the licenses... and he said Big Brother knows of course.
In general, owning a .50 BMG (Browning Machine Gun) caliber firearm that is also full-automatic (a machine gun) is legal in the US under specific conditions, primarily governed by the National Firearms Act (NFA). However, possessing such a firearm is tightly regulated and requires specific licenses and permits.
Individuals seeking to own machine guns, including .50 BMG rifles, need to obtain a Federal Firearms License (FFL). They also need to pay a $200 tax stamp for each machine gun to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF)
Still morning here👍Good morning.
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Do you need a license down under....see what I did there.... for rifles and shotguns too?
I'm very sorry for your loss. Some (most) animals are better then people!!
The licensing is weird. You can get a full category like mine which covers all rifle and shotgun types other than autos. Handguns are a separate category and you can only use them at clubs so why bother.
A man can never have too much fishing gear 😀
She had a long life, and was probably loved to bits.
