EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

SharpBits said:
It’s been “summer” here for at least a month and half. I’m still not ready since summer tries to murder me every year! 😂🥵
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You might want to relocate to the PNW, we have 4 seasons, actually 5 seasons with road construction 🥺.
The advantage is we have about two months of warmer weather that the temp stays under 100 but over 90. Yeah!
 
ferider said:
Morning.

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Reminds me of this gift T, last Xmas:

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Add my Faith and replace "dog" with cats. I do understand what you mean. Just because they do not talk does not mean they are not family.
SharpBits said:
It’s been “summer” here for at least a month and half. I’m still not ready since summer tries to murder me every year! 😂🥵
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In SE Michigan we have had less than a dozen days above 70 degrees. When summer arrives it will happen overnight as it has the past couple of years.
 
woodysone said:
They came back just wish I had them trained like @Retired UPS Driver View attachment 2883228View attachment 2883229View attachment 2883230
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Ooo that looks like a nice feeder. I notice that the fluid in mine goes down so quickly. I don't know if my Hummingbirds really drink it that fast or it has a tiny leek. With your style of one it can't really leak since the container's on the bottom. They can fit their little tongues all the way to the bottom when the fluid get's low too?

My little Hummingbird hangs out on the same spot of the power line almost all day every day except when he's feeding or doing crazy manuevers which seems like he just likes to show off sometimes. If you look at him with binoculars, it's funny watching his little proud, confident body up there on the power lines gently getting blown around in the wind and just enjoying his time.
 
nunya01 said:
Out of the house, it's the Benchmade 705 and around the house it's the Cold Steel AD-10. I'm looking for another <3" knife with full steel liners. 
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Welcome to the forum! Or at least, posting on the forum. Nice couple of knives ya got there. I'd maybe recommend a Spyderco Para 3, I just checked mine and the steel liners go all the way down the handle. The g10 is milled so you can't see them unless you look inside, but they're there.
 
LimpCroissant said:
Ooo that looks like a nice feeder. I notice that the fluid in mine goes down so quickly. I don't know if my Hummingbirds really drink it that fast or it has a tiny leek. With your style of one it can't really leak since the container's on the bottom. They can fit their little tongues all the way to the bottom when the fluid get's low too?

My little Hummingbird hangs out on the same spot of the power line almost all day every day except when he's feeding or doing crazy manuevers which seems like he just likes to show off sometimes. If you look at him with binoculars, it's funny watching his little proud, confident body up there on the power lines gently getting blown around in the wind and just enjoying his time.
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My neighbor has a feeder that looks like a cylinder that the food only was lasting a few days. Come to find out that after dark bats would come out and feed. As for the flat feeders we keep them pretty full, changing all the fluid every two weeks to keep down the floating mildew and bugs that get into it.
I’ve really enjoyed your pictures of feeding the critters, they provide such joy watching them feed.
 
woodysone said:
My neighbor has a feeder that looks like a cylinder that the food only was lasting a few days. Come to find out that after dark bats would come out and feed. As for the flat feeders we keep them pretty full, changing all the fluid every two weeks to keep down the floating mildew and bugs that get into it.
I’ve really enjoyed your pictures of feeding the critters, they provide such joy watching them feed.
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Thanks man! I love feeding those little critters too. It's amazing how you can make a relationship with an individual bird like a crow and have them come say hi everyday and follow you around when you're outside doing yard work or the like.

I didn't know that bats fed on sugar water either, maybe that's what's going on with mine. I saw a couple bats flying around at sunset the other night and it was just before they really come out deep. I'll get me one of those feeders that you have and give it a try. Thanks for the advice!
 
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