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This was around 4pm in CB, coming down hard since then. I thought we'd get a trace or so since it seemed like a front range upslope.
So far it seems to be outperforming on the Sperry scale.Attachment 339380
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can we all pull a kathy sabine and start posting up pictures of the patio furniture?
Haha, deserved. But still the easiest way to show the depth :)
Yay, depth hoar!
Wouldn’t basal facets be more accurate?Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
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Big fracture, I'm going to notify the Sperry-AIC. Very dangerous. I'll go probe the debris. [emoji12] Attachment 339403
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Fuck if I know. Ask Sperry.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
I like the term "Weak Sugary Facets"Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
ERMAGERD! TEH DEPTH HOARZZZZ!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
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Originally Posted by fastfred
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^^^ solid work, thanks
Solid foot in South Fork and only 2 inches up toward Creede. The birds are getting crushed, never seen so many roadkill. The ones that got grounded by this storm the last couple days have had a struggle.
Someone say Sabine?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4ccbf7cd46.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by fastfred
9News sets a high bar. That is all.
Right on schedule (earliest ever???), here is the faceshot / coreshot from Silverton
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Attachment 339534Quote:
Originally Posted by SKIP IN7RO
We’ve got a visitor in Dispatch. Hoping he takes the exit with warmer temps over the weekend. We propped the door open for hours yesterday (how he came in), but every time he felt the draft, he flew back to the other side of the room.
Animal control says if we try to catch him to put him out, the stress will probably kill him, and the cold definitely will.
No way that's the earliest. I'm almost certain I remember seeing gratuitous face/core-shots from late August at some point over the last 20 years from Silverton...Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
Sugar water, 1 part sugar 2 parts water.Quote:
Originally Posted by bendtheski
You can catch them easy with a butterfly net. I often catch by hand when they get in my house, but they have a feeder to fuel up on right outside so that the stress doesn't do them in.
Hmmm... I've always done 1 part sugar to 4 parts water... is this a mountain-hummingbird recipe? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Summit
Yep, we’re giving him the same mix we use at home. We’re going to hang a feeder in the doorway, as soon as it’s warm enough to leave open. A/C was up with a butterfly net yesterday, but cautioned that putting it outside in 25 degrees would likely kill it. We stressed the fuck out of it yesterday. Just letting him chill, and hoping he doesn’t poop in our food too much today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
He seems less stressed today, less laps and more hovering. The paper shredder, a desk organizer and the edge of several wall maps seem to be his favorite hang-outs.
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No bird in this shot, just wanted to feature our avy maps.
I really like those maps... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by bendtheski
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Originally Posted by skaredshtles
http://avalanchemapping.org/Avatlas.htm
4:1 is OK. 2:1 is hummer crack. I actually start and end the season at 2:1 and usually do 3:1 most of the summer. Hummers choose my crack feeder over the neighbors.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Mr Downy the Diabetic Woodpecker also likes the hummer feeder.
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Right now, a little below Monarch