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Google translate says "Turquoise bla". Really curious about the bla part now.

Cool beans! Poor hibiscus :( Good photos :)

Thanks Kent! Unfortunately there were no Camaros or 'Cudas, but there was a casket mobile which the same kind was featured in one of The Godfather series. I totally agree about full car photos. I would have preferred to have some of that kind as well. I've got two reasons of not having them in...

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Hello all, Here's some photos I've taken at the classic car show I attended in Crocker Park, Westlake, OH. Enjoy, V

Why do all the cool kids live far far away? :'(

Drinking photos from today.

The eyes on him crack me up every time.

Yay for Bitan power!

jojo, thanks for the idea. When I have some free time, I think I'm going to execute on that ;) Thanks Lily, I'm failing to see the effect :\ Found this one when I was cataloging my photos...

Let them turn dark, then put loose eggs in the fridge lowest shelf in the back. After 3 months of refrigeration, take them out, smear some non-toxic glue in the center on another petri dish, sprinkle some eggs, follow incubation procedures to hatch them.

A dumb question is the unasked one. A hardware cloth will not block any uv due to the gaps between the wires. It's more like a study net and nothing like a cloth. Screen material blocks some but not enough to diminish the Sun's benefits on a clear day.

For aphids, investigate "Neem oil". I use it with success.

Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah... This is not my Batman glass. Kidding aside, that cage is going to be awesome! For outdoor cages, I would recommend something more durable than water based protective finish. Like a varnish of some sort would be a betetr...

Great colors on that girl, jann. Hibiscus flowers are just fine. Even you can eat them! Photo tip: For dusk shots bring set your iso to 400 or more and shutter speed to 1/60 or faster to prevent motion blurs.

In my last batch I was able to witness the hatching of 1.5 year old eggs. The went in the fridge as soon as they turned dark. They hatched successfully, but not all of the eggs seem to have made it. I read somewhere that hatching rate was increased by at least 3 months of refrigeration. My one...