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This is the male cone, which releases the pollen from the scales shown at the arrow (I pulled these off the main cone). Quite a lot of pollen from each of these. All I did was tap it a couple times and that load to the right fell out. These pollen grains end up being blown to the female cones...

Although it drizzled here most of the morning, it tapered off this afternoon, and a windy front came in. Back out came the pollen. It only takes a little wind to dry it.

I suppose I do. Interesting concept.

I really do.

The people want a place to sit on the beach. Imagine the nerve of those birds. From the article: "Added Scott Caffrey, “My concern as captain of the beach patrol is we’re selling all these beach badges, but there is no place for people to sit, especially on the most popular beaches." "The...

Maybe liberal application of napalm?

Uh-oh. Batten down the hatches.

Has begun up here too. Regarding the rain, as you probably already know, that relief is usually temporary. Pine pollen is very patient, and has no trouble outlasting interruptions by rain.

That one sounds dubious. I've never seen a deer do that, and on a man-made material soaked with something that smelled funny? Hmmm.

Where is this?

That is correct Gibby.

Sue, what is your take on this product? I don't need it as I never see ticks in my yard. I'm just curious what your thoughts are. https://www.amazon.com/Damminix-27203-Tick-Tube-24-Pack/dp/B000OWB7ME/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1526342239&sr=8-3&keywords=damminix+tick+tubes

If you want it and can get your hands on it, bear it (pun intended).

:) I was waiting for Gibby to reveal it, since he hints he knows where it is. See post 1545.

Shiny, too. https://wego.here.com/?map=39.46995,-74.42313,18,satellite&fb_locale=en_US

I think you win Jason, for the longest time to develop an answer to a post.

Those green leaves, are they part of the tree? They look juniper-like, though the bark does not.

Is it by Atsion? That field looks familar.

Could you imagine?

I contacted open woods for the image, along with the legend. yellow line (new bridge) green line (existing dam) red line (road grading)