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Hi GANG!

Lee: I was wandering around EARLY this morning and saw that same PINK GLOWING SKY. WOW.... it was brilliant.

And yes, Peacocks are very loud. I think I've related this story about Peacocks at a home about 1/4 mile from our subdivision when we first moved here that had Peacocks in the yard. It was all farmland around here and our sub was just being built. We would hear this HORRIBLE cries that sounded like a CAT SCREAMING. Art walked the creek and the land that was still not developed and traced down the sound to a lone home set back from the road that raised Peacocks. Not sure if the Township or owners got rid of the Peacocks, but it was a lot less noisy once they were gone.

Sun is shining, Art is biking and I will be trying to transplant some Clover Plants today. I bought some potting soil that is very light and airy and hope it works. The Clover plant has little bulbs that basically lay on the top of the soil and then the green leaves and white flowers shoot up from them. I took one and put it in a pot that had other plants in it, and it took off and is doing so well I thought I'd try some more in another pot. I'll try and get some pictures of this project so you all can see what they look like.

Enjoy the day and stay safe out there.

<blockquote data-quote="K2-Mich" data-source="post: 1760077" data-attributes="member: 56230">Hi GANG!Lee: I was wandering around EARLY this morning and saw that same PINK GLOWING SKY. WOW.... it was brilliant. And yes, Peacocks are very loud.&nbsp; I think I've related this story about Peacocks at a home about 1/4 mile from our subdivision when we first moved here that had Peacocks in the yard. It was all farmland around here and our sub was just being built. We would hear this HORRIBLE cries that sounded like a CAT SCREAMING.&nbsp; Art walked the creek and the land that was still not developed and traced down the sound to a lone home set back from the road that raised Peacocks. Not sure if the Township or owners got rid of the Peacocks, but it was a lot less noisy once they were gone. Sun is shining, Art is biking and I will be trying to transplant some Clover Plants today. I bought some potting soil that is very light and airy and hope it works. The Clover plant has little bulbs that basically lay on the top of the soil and then the green leaves and white flowers shoot up from them. I took one and put it in a pot that had other plants in it, and it took off and is doing so well I thought I'd try some more in another pot. I'll try and get some pictures of this project so you all can see what they look like.Enjoy the day and stay safe out there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="K2-Mich, post: 1760077, member: 56230"] [COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)][SIZE=6][B]Hi GANG! Lee: I was wandering around EARLY this morning and saw that same PINK GLOWING SKY. WOW.... it was brilliant. And yes, Peacocks are very loud. I think I've related this story about Peacocks at a home about 1/4 mile from our subdivision when we first moved here that had Peacocks in the yard. It was all farmland around here and our sub was just being built. We would hear this HORRIBLE cries that sounded like a CAT SCREAMING. Art walked the creek and the land that was still not developed and traced down the sound to a lone home set back from the road that raised Peacocks. Not sure if the Township or owners got rid of the Peacocks, but it was a lot less noisy once they were gone. Sun is shining, Art is biking and I will be trying to transplant some Clover Plants today. I bought some potting soil that is very light and airy and hope it works. The Clover plant has little bulbs that basically lay on the top of the soil and then the green leaves and white flowers shoot up from them. I took one and put it in a pot that had other plants in it, and it took off and is doing so well I thought I'd try some more in another pot. I'll try and get some pictures of this project so you all can see what they look like. Enjoy the day and stay safe out there.[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]