It's a chapter about honeyeaters and habititat. The pics are different flower shapes they get nectar from.
The subject I'm doing is "Backyard Biodiversity", about primarily about creating habitat in your garden for a range of native species.
studying is hard work
She has so far looked up both how to use Chrome and how to use Word, so I'd say she's about as useful as the AI Copilot that Microsoft foisted on me that keeps popping up trying to help out every time I cut and paste. She is much cuter though.
Miss Meow is trying to help with my assignment by pressing the F1 key at random times. She has also managed a complete paragraph of ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````
First jelly of the day has already been consumed. Sweet, solid water. What more could anyone wish for on a day like today?
The garden has been watered, and I picked my first ripe tomatoes. Apparently I have an unexpected tomato hybrid, with trusses of yellow tomatoes. I was expecting red, so failed to recognise some earlier tomatoes had actually ripened.
Second layer of jelly has been poured. I'm ready to take on the weekend now. As long as I don't have to go outside. And as long as the power doesn't fail.
I did a great job of making sure the bin was full and ready for collection, then fogot to actually take it to the curb. Now I have a bin full of such delights as chicken bones, cat litter and dog poo bags ready to marinade in the scorching heat of the weekend. ๐ญ
On a positive note I have layer 1 of my lime and strawberry jelly jars poured and setting in the fridge.
Maybe you should try sending the wiggles outside to bake to a slow death while you stay inside?
I'm part of a couple of "No Buy" groups and it never fails to amaze me how many people find it a challenge to not go shopping or buy anything for even a single day.
I finished off and submitted my assignment - which is about Red Wattlebirds!