are they tad poles?
we have a small pond like thing in our backyard but we don't take care of it. we have leaves all in it a little things swimming around looking like tad poles. can they just develope in their themselfs?
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More than likely they are tadpoles. Frogs lay their egs in water, strings sometimes contain "thousands" of eggs. Then they hatch into tadpoles, and then eventually they morph into frogs. They can start out very, very little.
I doubt it's mosquito, the lay dormant and don't move around. They stay floating among stagnate water....(Answered by stretch) |
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If you were going to carve a totem pole, what kind of faces would you put on it?
I'm carving a totem pole for my back yard. It's going to be about 12 feet tall and 1 foor thick, with 6 big faces on it. Looking for ideas for faces.
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Totem- NOUN: 1a. An animal, plant, or natural object serving among certain tribal or traditional peoples as the emblem of a clan or family and sometimes revered as its founder, ancestor, or guardian. b. A representation of such an object.
Decide if you want to carve a 'traditional' native american totem pole, or if you want to make one that is representative of you and your family; or perhaps just a bunch of fun faces.
There are 7 traditional colors used by native indians, black, white, grey, brown, ...(Answered by drgnflyz) |
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Is it legal to grow ivy on a telephone pole?
Will it interfere with the phone/electric/cable maintenance on the pole? If it's intentionally trained to grow on the pole, will I be responsible for it?
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Some forms of ivy will grow anywhere like up an eavestrough on the side of my house, where the ivy adheres right to the brick so i don't see why it wouldn't grow on a telephone pole. Is it legal, probably not but ivy is hard to control and if it is around a pole like a telephone pole it will climb regardless of whether you wanted it to or not. Let the telephone company cut it back if it bothers them. Once it reaches the top it will definitely become a major problem and if they think ...(Answered by Mr. PDQ) |
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Pole Chain Saw?
Is a pole chain saw difficult to use? I need to trim some trees up. I have never used one. Can they cut reasonably thick limbs or is it difficult to get enough leverage to cut thicker limbs? I've used a regular chainsaw quite a bit, but never a pole chain saw. Any pointers?
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if (as you say) you've used a regular chain saw don't expect any where near the same results with a pole chain --- there good for trimming ( a bit like a hedge trimmer ) but that's it --- you actually answered half your question inasmuch as the leverage --- some soft wood limbs that are quite thick ( such as poinciannas ) but otherwise it's a bit difficult --- but like the use of any power tool --- common sense should always prevail . good luck...(Answered by bill g) |
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