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1 hour ago, The Bird Nuts said:

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I missed him recently as he decided to bird with a different group when I led an outing in Nashville that @hbvol50 joined. I think he's doing a presentation tour.

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4 hours ago, Birding Boy said:

I just may upload more than 10 photos of this guy 😳

 

2 hours ago, Birds are cool said:

Insane! I would love to see the photos!

 

1 hour ago, MichaelLong said:

Friendly HESP 😳

Now I know nothing about that sparrow species but I’ll share in y’all’s excitement with an: Awesome!!!

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Yeah, I've only seen these birds twice before - more often they like to sing hidden in the grass, where they seem like they're RIGHT in front of you, just hidden from sight. Very awesome to have several birds singing right from the edge of a nice trail through this small grassland plot. I'll try and have some pics uploaded tonight.

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2 hours ago, Birding Boy said:

Yeah, I've only seen these birds twice before - more often they like to sing hidden in the grass, where they seem like they're RIGHT in front of you, just hidden from sight. Very awesome to have several birds singing right from the edge of a nice trail through this small grassland plot. I'll try and have some pics uploaded tonight.

I can't wait to see them! I have probably checked your ebird profile 8 times to see if you had uploaded the photos yet!

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34 minutes ago, Birds are cool said:

I can't wait to see them! I have probably checked your ebird profile 8 times to see if you had uploaded the photos yet!

Sorry to keep ya in suspense 😅 I'll try and get more up tomorrow.

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Not many people I know who can start with a cow standing looking at you and end up with this:

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The reason it looks rinkeled is because it is rapped in cheese cloth.

Totally done naturally with raw milk, no factory produced starter cultures, etc.

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5 minutes ago, PaulK said:

That looks great! No rennet of any sort? 

True, I forgot about the rennet. Thinking about trying to get it the next calf I process, I've done enough large animals at this point it does seem near as daunting. Also I was reading about using fig leaves instead of rennet and we have a fig tree so...

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3 hours ago, Kevin said:

Not many people I know who can start with a cow standing looking at you and end up with this:

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The reason it looks rinkeled is because it is rapped in cheese cloth.

Totally done naturally with raw milk, no factory produced starter cultures, etc.

Making my mouth water 

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On 6/16/2023 at 10:14 AM, Kevin said:

True, I forgot about the rennet. Thinking about trying to get it the next calf I process, I've done enough large animals at this point it does seem near as daunting. Also I was reading about using fig leaves instead of rennet and we have a fig tree so...

Sweet! We (my father and I) tried making goat cheese a couple of time and the mozzeralla came out great, but we could never get the cheddar to work out.

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35 minutes ago, Charlie Spencer said:

There are companies that will buy pallets. 

Most of the ones we were burning were rotted. The photo of the pallets were good pallets that we are keeping. I was burning another group of messed up pallets that were about the same size.

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1 hour ago, Birds are cool said:

Sweet! We (my father and I) tried making goat cheese a couple of time and the mozzeralla came out great, but we could never get the cheddar to work out.

Yes, mozzarella is a great starting cheese, it an easy process and dose not have to be aged.

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