Lots of this had rotten out so replaced that with some pallets.
About 50 of the olive trees were pruned, and this is that. Blade snapped on the bandsaw else it’d be brimming.
Still enough for a couple of winters though.
Lots of this had rotten out so replaced that with some pallets.
About 50 of the olive trees were pruned, and this is that. Blade snapped on the bandsaw else it’d be brimming.
Still enough for a couple of winters though.
You’re solving the local homeless rodent situation too!
Eh, I don’t think there can be stacked firewood without mice nests. Sometimes I almost feel bad when I go and get a crate and I tear down what looks like elaborate living room arrangements, nutshell leftovers, floor from moss and all.
I had a hollow dead tree I took down, a small one, this winter, and getting it back to the house a mouse crawled out of it all groggy from the fall. Probably died they don’t do well relocating in the winter I hear. I stopped taking any old dead wood that the woodpeckers could use though, I’ve the big pileated woodpeckers then smaller ones.
Interestingly something killed all my squirrels last year, 2 dozen maybe from them stealing years of my bird seed, all seemingly raptured, except for what might have been a dismembered corpse I found.
Stocking the larder for the barn cat