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Excellent work. Thank you very much for sharing.

We usually see them the starting the first week of May. Several pairs of Baltimores and a handful of orchard orioles. Once I started paying attention to them, I recognized their calls in a lot more places.

Another awesome build. These trucks are sweet, and definitely a new rabbit hole for me.

Seeing lots of orioles and hummingbirds at the feeders. We have had two days of cold rain, so they like to hide out under the roof overhang.

Very nice work, love the details. Any pics of your 1:1?

In the hilly terrain over there, I could see that being a major issue.

Sweet builds. Love all the little details.

Great work. Quad 50's would sure make you keep your head down.

We came through the storms last night with only losing power for 10 hours. No damage to the house or yard. Neighbors lost trees and one window. Tornadoes and 2 inch hail to the West of us.

Nice clean work.

That's a really cool build.

That's a sweet looking ride, very nice!

First model was a 1/72 scale F4F wildcat, about 1987 or 1988 (9 or 10 years old). First car was a 1/32 Ford Mustang from Young Model Builder's Club shortly after.

Nature isn't Disney, that's for sure.

That does make sense.

What a crazy little build. With that short wheelbase, the wheelie bars are a must. And I bet it gets squirrely REALLY quick. Things could get western in a hurry.

I am sure there was more than one chopped/sectioned/welded back together frame in the field under these trucks.

That body and paint work is off the charts. Very, very impressive. Reminds me of Independence Chevelle from Vice Grip Garage.

That's a cool looking conversion. Love the color scheme. Nice work.

Hi and wow, what a great chassis. Can't wait to see progress on this.

Nice work on this truck. Could you save the too long chassis by sectioning the frame rails and drive shaft where the ellipses are in this pic?

While eating dinner last night, we watched a bald eagle land in one of the big oak trees on the ridge across our creek. With binoculars, you could see it had a rabbit in its talons. The crows dive bombed it for a few minutes, then left it alone. The eagle ate at the rabbit off and on for about 15 minutes, then flew off with what remained of the carcass. There are a half dozen lakes within 8 miles, and each have an eagle nest on them.

Looks like the rats we get around the chickens and steer feeders.

My sister was traumatized by the little hummingbirds as a very young girl. She had a Sunday dress on that had flowers on it, and dozens of hummingbirds were trying to "feed" from the flowers. She still doesn't like them 40 years later. They are amazing little creatures for sure.

First hummingbird of the year. And the orchard orioles have appeared again.