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Originally Posted by TreeDimensional  Shea, thats a lot of snow. Mother nature must be goin' through PMS, last at 11:00PM it was +3.3C and today it got up to about +7C (strong SW wind @ 40mph) virtually no snow left. Heard on the news last night the oranges are feezin' in Florida and word has it that Bermuda had a WINDCHILL. 
The temperature flucuations has everything out our way all confused. On a side note, this would be a neat time for you arborists over your way to develop a new winter sport. You could climb a bunch of squirrel nesting tree. root around until you found a nest, toss ?m into the snow and BET on which tree they climb up. If it works, let me know and I'll see if the Vancouver Winter Olympic committee will let it stand as a new sport. They seem to acknowledge everything else. I would like to assist you in the experiment but all we have to work with around here are skunks, and they deserve to be buried in the snow.  |
that funny. when i was in misiouri one of the oaks had a nest in it. the owner asked me to remove it so I grabbed hold. 80' or so up and 2 reds came racing out. startled me and I slipped off limb. glad i was tied in. Im not sure how big they get up there but these buggers were the size of small cats. man i wish i could move around those trees like them.