lucky to have them around, they keep the mosquitoes under controlThere been a lot of dragonfly's around the new established " pond" at my friends place, actually they was there as soon as there was just a little water in it.
And it is a pretty small pond, cant have much more than 3 - 4 cubic meters of water in it
I wonder which of the dragonfly's are the air controller when they fly around linked up like that.
But they might be around for having too many mosquitos because of the pondlucky to have them around, they keep the mosquitoes under control
Probably, each dragonfly can eat several hundred mosquitoes per dayBut they might be around for having too many mosquitos because of the pond
Well someone had to be pessimistic and it was my turn [emoji23]
Phil
Well, if it's a new pond and mosquitos show up because they've discovered a new breeding ground, then the dragon flies will show up because they've discovered a new abundant food source. Nothing to be pessimistic about. Just the natural order of wildlife habitat. The frogs oughta' show up any day now.But they might be around for having too many mosquitos because of the pond
Well someone had to be pessimistic and it was my turn
Phil
Always thought white smoke was vapor related, coolant leak, gray or darker is unburned diesel...including when you get sprayed from the vehicle ahead?This is my kind of answer!
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A diesel will blow white smoke (unburned diesel fuel) until the engine warms up enough to burn all the fuel.
Driving it that way is fine as long as the engine will run.
At a cold start white smoke is unburned fuel. Black smoke is wasted fuel that did not burn properly. Basically black smoke means there was to much fuel for the amount of oxygen available to burn the fuel so it turned into harmless and useless carbon. White smoke can also be moisture related but most times when a diesel starts it throws unburned fuel as white smoke. After getting warmer you can see white fog coming out of the tailpipe because of moisture.Always thought white smoke was vapor related, coolant leak, gray or darker is unburned diesel...including when you get sprayed from the vehicle ahead?