Makintrax73
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Had a nice walk on the farm today. Flushed 3 young of the year pheasants out of a newish patch of native warm season grasses. Not anything to write home about for many of you, but hopefully a reminder for those of us East of the Mississippi that with work a few birds can find a place. So hopefully the mods don't mind this being in the habitat forum!
Walking back to the truck through a mowed down patch of brome grass I noticed some little yellow flowers. When I saw what was down there under that mowed over brome fighting for space it put a little smile on my face. Wish I knew how it got there. This strip has never been seeded in natives before AFAIK.
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As I walked along looking I noticed there were quite a few down there fighting for air in this wretched turf grass. Keep hope alive guys!![Love :love: :love:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Walking back to the truck through a mowed down patch of brome grass I noticed some little yellow flowers. When I saw what was down there under that mowed over brome fighting for space it put a little smile on my face. Wish I knew how it got there. This strip has never been seeded in natives before AFAIK.
![thumbnail (3).jpeg thumbnail (3).jpeg](https://forum.ultimatepheasanthunting.com/data/attachments/8/8555-2f05cc0d3e6490cd15335ff9b16faaf6.jpg)
![thumbnail (2).jpeg thumbnail (2).jpeg](https://forum.ultimatepheasanthunting.com/data/attachments/8/8556-d3c5d804685099d5d62f85a91b9de1e9.jpg)
As I walked along looking I noticed there were quite a few down there fighting for air in this wretched turf grass. Keep hope alive guys!
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