Friday, January 29, 2021

Google Translates “Sisi Ni Sawa (We Are the Same)”

 English -> French -> Norwegian -> Greek -> Japanese -> back to English.


column:

      She is believed to be all looks

      You joking, you laugh, you shouldn't blame

      I say I don't need to meet such people.

      Jashiri:

      Mathematical annotated results from the appearance to display

      Carefully necessary attempts and messages

      Looks like me whether it's a show or not

      Say carefully for analysis, photography, you looked like me!

      Shishinisawa divides the eater

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      column:

      I can hear what you are saying

      Changes and explanations

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri:

      Elements of the surprising process are both children and rain

      Shishinisawai

      I'm a commentator!

      "The earth I laugh at looks for tweets

      Carefully change clothes from the coat

      There are certain qualities deep in our hearts!

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri:

      Because people, I carefully supplement the video

      Large and carefully through the rod

      The life cycle must be the specific one that guides us!

      The life cycle guides us all!

      Shishinisawa divides the eater

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      column:

      You have to see

      There is a mane!

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri:

      Elements of the surprising process are both children and rain

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

      Kion / Yasuri:

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

      column:

      I never thought that my eyes would meet!

      Jashiri:

      I can't imagine

      Great if you detect it!

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      column:

      More information available for me all the time

      Approach to apprentice hyenas from various children!

      Jashiri:

      Shishinisawa!

      Shishinisawa divides the eater

      column:

      Forget the colors of the past I have nothing to do

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri / Kion:

      Elements of the surprising process are both children and rain

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri / Kion:

      Sisi na sawa, I have to be myself, yes

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri / Kion:

      Forget the colors of the past I have nothing to do

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri / Kion:

      Elements of the surprising process are both children and rain

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

      Choir:

      Shishinisawa!

      Jashiri / Kion:

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

      Jashiri:

      Shishinisawa

      Be careful

Sunday, May 3, 2020

How to Make Hummingbird Solution

1. Buy a feeder. Make sure it has bee/wasp guards. Unless you want to feed wasps and bees. Wasps can kill hummingbirds.

2. Make sure the solution is absolute. Any less or any more, and it can hurt hummingbirds. Do not use any syrups or brown sugar. Use white sugar.

3. a) 1 part sugar
b) 4 parts water
I use cups, but it also depends on how large your feeder is.

4. Boil the water and add the sugar. This makes it easier to for the sugar to dissolve in the water. Let the water cool.

5. Do not add red food colouring. It is not known if it hurts hummingbirds or not, but it's best if you don't. The feeders usually have red on them already.

6. I like to pour the solution over the sink. Makes less of a mess. Quickly flip the feeder over and you'll see that it'll fill in the red bottom. Or you can do this outside, just in case if it spills after you flip it over.

7. Wash it out and clean it once every two days. The sugar water will turn into alcohol and ants often find their way into it. You can also buy a piece that sits on top of the feeder that can keep ants out (ant guard).

8. If you're lucky, and you're quiet and sit still, you can get hummingbirds to come close! It's fun.

HUMMINGBIRDS OF THE EAST
Ruby-throated 
Black-chinned (rare)
Calliope (rare)
Buff-bellied (rare)
Blue-throated (rare)
Rufous (rare)
Anna's (rare)
Broad-billed (rare)
Allen's (rare)

HUMMINGBIRDS OF THE WEST
Black-chinned
Ruby-throated (rare)
Anna's
Costa's
Broad-tailed 
Rufous
Allen's
Calliope

HUMMINGBIRDS OF THE SOUTHWEST
Magnificent 
Blue-throated 
Lucifer
Black-chinned
Anna's
Costa's
Broad-tailed
Rufous
Allen's
Calliope
Broad-billed
Violet-crowned
White-eared

HUMMINGBIRDS OF THE SOUTHEAST
Ruby-throated
Buff-bellied

VAGRANT HUMMINGBIRDS
Bumblebee 
Berylline 
Cinnamon 
Xantus's 
Mexican Violetear
Green-breasted Mango
Plain-capped Starthroat
Bahama Woodstar


Thursday, April 30, 2020

Plants in My Garden

This is a list of plants that I'm growing

Oak tree sapling
Quercus sp. 
I'm unsure if this is Blackjack Oak (Q.  marilandica) or not.
Recently re-potted. Hope the little guy lives.



Aloe vera (common name same as scientific)
A houseplant I'm keeping outside for the summer. Will bring inside in the winter.


Quinault Strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) and Common Sunflower seedlings (pretty sure they're Helianthus annuus)
I enjoy having little sunflowers. Hope they grow big and strong.


Four o'clocks (Mirabilis jalapa)
This is the second year in a row in which the seeds have come back! I'm excited. They're just beautiful flowers!


Rosemary (Salvia officinalus; synonym Rosmarinus officinalis)
My favourite spice. This guy had flowers last week, but they've already come and gone.


Onion (Allium cepa)
These are onions I didn't get up and then started growing!
This one is about to bloom. Even the flower makes me hungry, because it smells so good!




Pansies (Viola tricolor var. hortensis)
One of my favourite flowers to grow. Unfortunately, this guy probably won't live much longer, as they don't like the heat.


Plumed Cockscomb or Celosia (Celosia argentea)
This has to be my favourite plant. Has many different colours, including this beautiful shade of pinkish-red. Can be yellow, orange or red.


Impatiens (Impatiens walleriana) with a Celosia.
I found an Impatiens growing with this Celosia, when I bought it at the store. I said "I'm gonna take that one! It's like getting a free Impatiens!" (Not really free, but you get the point.)


Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum)
A houseplant I have outside for the summer. I got him for free at a garden centre!


I'm pretty sure these are Chives (Allium shoenoprasum)
Recently replanted with some potatoes. Onions and their relatives help potatoes to grow.


I'm pretty sure this is a Lesser Periwinkle (Vinca minor)
The brighter, yellow-green plant is a Moneywort/Golden Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea')


Moneywort (the other plant is unknown)
The moneywort is sold as an annual here where I live, but it is come back every year and I've had it for two years now.


Here's a closer look, without a bunch of plants in the way.


Potatoes (Solanum tuberosum)
I didn't use up these potatoes in time and they began to grow. Had to cut them out of the bag, to keep them from ripping apart. Keeping some out to give to my mom.



I'm not sure what this plant is. It's either something I planted or a weed of sorts.


More onions


African Daisy (Osteospermum x hybrida)
Wasn't doing too hot, so I re-potted him. Had beautiful, bright purple flowers a couple of weeks ago.


Another Chives


Christmas Cactus (Schlumberga truncata)
Another houseplant I keep outside for the summer. Has had beautiful flowers last Christmas.


Swiss Chard "Bright Lights" (Beta vulgaris vulgaris)
This guy was maybe three or four inches tall when I bought him. Is now really huge and taking up most of the room in the flowerpot.


Spearmint (Mentha spicata)
One of my favourite herbs.


Garbanzo/Chickpea (Cicer arietinum)
Not doing too hot. Hope the little guy makes it.


Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea "Dalmatian Purple")
One of my favourite plants, even if it is one of the most toxic plants in the world!
Wasn't doing to hot, so I've since planted this guy. Hope he can recover!



Marigolds (I'm pretty sure this is Tagetes erecta)
One of my favourite plants to grow. I love the unique and strange smell of this flower.


Iceland Poppies (Papaver nudicaule "Spring Fever Mix")
Had a flower when I bought it, but hasn't had any since planting it. Fingers crossed!


Large-flowered Tickseed (Coreopsis grandiflora "SunKiss")
Please grow flowers... please...


Bugleweed (Ajuga reptans "Pink Lightning")
Has had flowers ever since I bought him!


Butterflyweed/Butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa)
YES. Survived being weedeated and the winter!


Siskiyou Lewisia (Lewisia cotyledon "Elise Mixed")
Had flowers when I bought it, but they've come and gone. You can see where they once were towards the top of the photo.


Candle Larkspur (Delphium elatum "Delphina™ Light Blue White Bee")
Please grow flowers... please...


Million Bells/Calibrachoa (Calibrachoa hybrid "Superbells® Holy Moly!®")
Wasn't doing too hot, so I had to plant her. Hope she makes it!


Miniature Daffodils (Narcissus Tete-a-Tete)
Both of them had flowers when bought. Will probably have flowers next spring.



Hyacinths (Hyacinthus orientalis; forgot the cultivar)
Both had flowers earlier this spring. Hope they bloom again next year.


More Impatiens, with a weed I thought was a Petunia... but now I'm not so sure!


Scarlet Avens (Geum coccineum "Koi")
I got this plant for ONE DOLLAR. And it's doing amazing. I have such good luck with clearance plants! She was so sad when I bought her.



Stokes Aster (Stokesia laevis)
Has survived being weedeated down, the really hot summer and the winter... this guy just doesn't die! Which is a good thing!


Canna (Canna x generalis "Golden Lucifer")
I just LOVE the colour. I can't believe how bright this beautiful plant is!


Cannas from my mom's house
My mom dug these up for me, from her yard and I have planted them. PLEASE make it... There are five in total.




Columbine (Aquilegia sp.; forgot the species name)
The tag for this guy flew away, so I don't remember the species. Had flowers a few days ago, but have since dried up.


Wisteria (Wisteria sp. unsure of the species)
Need to plant this guy. One of my favourite flowers.



Seedlings... not sure what these are, but they're freakin adorable!
If I had to hazard a guess, some of them are probably weeds. Oh well, luck of the draw.



Dusty Miller/Silver Ragwort (Jacobaea maritima)
Marketed as an annual where I live, this plant has survived TWO winters and bloomed last year. Looks like he'll bloom again, soon! Has been one of my favourite plants since I was a child.




Tropical Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)
Had a beautiful flower when I bought it. Hope it blooms again!