Baker's Dozen

13 presents that you got as a child and either loved or hated.

1. Tinker Toys
2. Books - (much loved)
3 Flashy Flickers
4. Socks
5. Bicycle - (much loved)
6. sweater
7. Erector Set, which was a sort of metal Tinker Toys with nuts and bolts.
8. Star Wars action figures.
9. Action Man
10. Hot Wheels diecast cars

13 Presents that you got as a child and either loved or hated

1. Tinker Toys
2. Books - (much loved)
3 Flashy Flickers
4. Socks
5. Bicycle - (much loved)
6. Sweater
7. Erector Set, which was a sort of metal Tinker Toys with nuts and bolts
8. Star Wars action figures
9. Action Man
10. Hot Wheels die-cast cars
11. Jigsaw puzzles - (much loved)

13 Presents that you got as a child and either loved or hated

1. Tinker Toys
2. Books - (much loved)
3 Flashy Flickers
4. Socks
5. Bicycle - (much loved)
6. Sweater
7. Erector Set, which was a sort of metal Tinker Toys with nuts and bolts
8. Star Wars action figures
9. Action Man
10. Hot Wheels die-cast cars
11. Jigsaw puzzles - (much loved)
12. Beano Annual

13 Presents that you got as a child and either loved or hated

1. Tinker Toys
2. Books - (much loved)
3 Flashy Flickers
4. Socks
5. Bicycle - (much loved)
6. Sweater
7. Erector Set, which was a sort of metal Tinker Toys with nuts and bolts
8. Star Wars action figures
9. Action Man
10. Hot Wheels die-cast cars
11. Jigsaw puzzles - (much loved)
12. Beano Annual
13. gift certificate

13 presents

13. Banana seat pink Schwinn bike with pink streamers on the handles (love!)
12. Life size Barbie head for hair styling and make up. (Loved for one week, then gave to sister)
11. Psychedelic blacklight posters for my room
10. My own yellow portable turntable (I was 13ish)
9. A tea set (I was 5 and entertained my daddy in a famous Christmas picture)
8. Room painted yellow and orange (!!)
7. Full cowgirl regalia (Only know about it because pictures. Quite an Annie Oakley)
6. The only piece of jewelry I asked for. 15. Large stone amber ring I wore on my right pointer. Set in gold.
5. First bf walked over a single of Elton John’s ‘Harmony’. Listened to it a thousand times.
4. My son remembered how much I love the ‘67 version of ‘Far From the Madding Crowd’ and found a copy.
3. My Uncle gave me an impromptu bag of exceptional weed when I babysat on Christmas Eve. My first. 15.
2. Albums from my high school bf included Little Queen and Frampton Comes Alive. Was obsessed with Heart after that.
1. My children convinced my husband to buy me a jewelry box and engrave a sentiment from them. Through all my travels and vagabond life, it was many times the one thing in my hands or on the seat beside me.

13 invasive species
1. Spotted lanternfly

27 Dec, 2023 11:02 am
13 invasive species
1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinense

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings - though at what point can this label be removed since they've been here since 1890?

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings - though at what point can this label be removed since they've been here since 1890?
7. American Grey Squirrel

You're welcome!

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings
7. American Grey Squirrel
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp)

They're like your European starlings, been here a long time.

They've forced out a lot of the indigenous red squirrels who are now found in a few areas like the Isle of Wight.

Some people really hate them, but in places like Regent Park London and Peasholm Park Scarborough the grey squirrels are so tame you can feed them by hand, so plenty of people like them.

Having said that I wouldn't want to see them on the Isle of Wight.

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings
7. American Grey Squirrel
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp)
9. Japanese Knotweed, (a huge problem over here.)

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings
7. American Grey Squirrel
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp)
9. Japanese Knotweed, (a huge problem over here.)
10. Fire ants, a problem in Dallas and throughout the south.

13 invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed
4. Kudzu
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings
7. American Grey Squirrel
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp)
9. Japanese Knotweed, (a huge problem over here.)
10. Fire ants, a problem in Dallas and throughout the south.
11. Joro spiders - we could be getting them here in New York sooner rather than later.

Source

13 Invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed, Kali tragus
4. Kudzu, Pueraria lobata et al
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings Sturnus vulgaris
7. American Grey Squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp), Multiple spp
9. Japanese Knotweed, Reynoutria japonica, syns Fallopia japonica & Polygonum cuspidatum,
10. Fire ants, a problem in Dallas and throughout the south g. Solenopsis
11. Joro spiders, Trichonephila clavata
12. Cane Toads, Rhinella marina

13 Invasive species

1. Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula
2. Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinen
3. Russian Tumbleweed, Kali tragus
4. Kudzu, Pueraria lobata et al
5. Japanese honeysuckle, Lonicera japonicum
6. European Starlings Sturnus vulgaris
7. American Grey Squirrel, Sciurus carolinensis
8. Copi (Formerly known as Asian carp), Multiple spp
9. Japanese Knotweed, Reynoutria japonica, syns Fallopia japonica & Polygonum cuspidatum,
10. Fire ants, a problem in Dallas and throughout the south g. Solenopsis
11. Joro spiders, Trichonephila clavata
12. Cane Toads, Rhinella marina
13. Zebra Mussel, Dreissena polymorpha

13 Different poisonous things

1. Manchineel Tree, Hippomane mancinella
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