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Dude! Again with the awesome wildlife pics!
Dunno if it would work, but to me, it'd be worth a shot - get the 51% glyphosate refill, and a sponge brush, and "paint" every stump, if possible. Add some coloring, either food coloring, if it mixes in, or some blue marker dye used for herbicide/pesticide applications.
For the first time, we’ve got a Cooper’s hawk in the neighborhood in spite of our healthy red-tailed hawk population. He’s in my yard once or twice a week watching the birdfeeder. I haven’t gotten a good shot of him yet, but I will! And you’re right, very similar tail markings.
I have a Canon R6, and up until this week I’ve been using an RF 800mm F11 lens which i loved. But i just upgraded to the brand new RF 200-800mm lens that Canon released last month. I’ve had it for about a week and it’s fantastic. I shoot in Raw format and I edit with Lightroom which lets me get colors as accurate as possible, and clean up a little noise if the lighting sucks. Or i can crank up the colors a little if we’re going to print something and put it on the shelf, like this one from Yellowstone in late September. It was a beautiful spot, but not QUITE that colorful!
I have cleared another area of bamboo years ago and once they are cut, they deteriorate quick so not really worried after i cut close to the ground
I see you have a high wind warning…. Not terribly cold but a nasty few days in store.
You and me both. Coming right over Syracuse on its way to you.
Looks like a good walleye chop on the western basin of Lake Erie.
Burning bamboo is fun. Need a really hot fire and stand back as it explodes.
Not burning the fresh bamboo, only the old dried out splintered stuff and even some of that pops pretty good. I am chipping up the bamboo into mulch.
Very cool! I have an R5 and the RF100-500.
Ya I got stuck out here for another night through a combination of weather and airlines being the worst f’ing companies on earth.
