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How do they taste out of the air-fryer?
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So your friend...
Does he go by the name 'Bill'
Does he like girls that are size 14?..
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Them
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^ the giant mutant ants from the movie?
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Yeah that's it
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Them the ant movie, now that's something you can put in your air fryer.
I like the 50 foot woman movie better.
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Salvia and borage are great, too.
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Caution there big guy. Bill Gates may offer you a food contract.
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This'll sound stupid, but make sure you have the right kind of milkweed. One's not great for them, don't remember which.
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I remember seeing a NoCal redwood forest completely covered with Monarchs during their migration down to Mexico in my teens . Monarchs are now on the endangered list, their population is down to nothing due to loss of habitat, pesticides, and climate change. Nice gesture, but I don't think it'll bring the population back from gradual extinction.
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So that's why they keep following me ! Lol. Did you know there is a park in Michoacan, Mexico that the ENTIRE park is monarch butterflies ?? Even all over the ground; when you walk into the park it's inevitable that you walk on them(those that are on the ground), but I've been told by a close friend of mine whose from there,he says it's beautiful đ
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There's a big Monarch Butterfly Preserve right near me, it's gets Hundreds of Thousands each year
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Natural Bridges Monarch Trail
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Climate change.. 
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^ yeah saw that.
Same reason dinosaurs went extinct. Big meteor made the climate change.
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@Nacraman
I visited that spot in Goleta near UCSB and liked it. Took my family peeps during a vacation through central CA last year.
Hiked through dense wooded trails near the beach and saw a lot of butterflies.
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I keep my hummingbird feeders up year round so a number of them in my area don't migrate. Maybe the butterflys will be around all year.
Before I planted the milkweed I hadn't seen a Monarch in over a year, now I'm seeing them daily.
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used to SEE 100 a day in the backyard...back in the 70's
don't think i have SEEN one in over 40 years.
not aware there was an issue...probably doesn't help living at the beach for me to actually have a chance to see em
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Awww how beautiful đ
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one person providing a habitat is going to effect the state population ?? seriously ?? in a negative way ?? figures its from somebody w a zero rating.
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From Audubon Society regarding feeding hummingbirds. Seems like it would be the same for butterflies.
Q: Wonât it make my hummingbirds stay too late if I continue to leave the feeder out for them?
A: No, hummingbirds are migratory species and are genetically programmed to head south in the fall. Itâs not a lack of nectar source or colder weather that makes them leaveâthey know itâs time based on changes in the length of the day and the angle of the sun.
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