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https://photos.app.goo.gl/3EVoFuNw6dQoBAD97

Hopefully, the link to a Google Photos image will display correctly here...

This guy popped up in an emptied-out raised bed next to the house in the backyard. It faces 150 degrees southeast.

I said, "well hello little guy!"

Should've ate him.  

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Cool snack, Jim.

Image didn't display. Try editing in the full reply screen, selecting the URL and selecting "Image."

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For some reason you can’t direct link to a Google photo, the address is wonky. I just changed it to the URL.

Douglas Alpenstock wrote:Cool snack, Jim.

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Ah! Often I take a screen grab, save it locally, and upload it. Works every time. But I'm on a PC not a phone/tablet.
 
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Yumm... I add the leaves to the pot when I'm making bone broth. I transplant the roots to my chicken areas. I've never done anything with the flowers as they're so important to our local polinators, that I'd feel guilty.

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