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  1. // kommt in die #carbonBleuSchlange, sieht die sonne unter der tür #laCasona durchscheinen während sein super-duper-handy sich selbstständig in den #fediStream einloggt und sagt zu sich:

    "Die Sachen von den Zäunebauern müssen in die Sonne, die haben sich noch nicht gemeldet, die ruf ich jetzt erst mal an!"

    // .. und verschwindet durch die tür #handyTower während er/sie/es noch kurz die wettervorhersage betrachtet

    tupambae.com/display/ccf09959-

  2. @futurebird

    Looks at a first glimps like the standard Uruguayan leaf cutter ant.
    U'rrrGay you know, "the department of leaf cutter ants on planet earth.
    The ones they released in Italy and are populating now the Mediterranean in direction to France and Sicily as an invasive species like the bunnies Australia.
    A few day's ago, they harvested two complete medium dissected boletus edulis (or granulatus) from the drying rig on #terrazzaLaCasona at @tierranietos and left the lactarius deliciosus that where drying there alongside.
    (Ants in Brazil? There are probably 45k not identified yet ..)

    btw @bitpickup.
    Didn't you take some pictures of the ants that ran like hell two or three days ago when you harvested the old broken red eucalyptus branch that aged so well that it was perfect to go straight to the #cocinArteStove of #laCasona?
    Having their nest inside the rotten core sounds like carpenter ant to me.
    Redisch-brownisch, several sizes, in part transparent translucent like with the tank have empty.

  3. #solarPunk #solucionIsla12voltios

    Esquema inicial de un diseño genérico de solución isla #offGrid para las necesidades del casco y en particular de #laCasona de la tierra de nuestros nietos.

  4. @futurebird
    > Why do they need to move?

    To begin with it's a general question to learn and understand, as this is a public follow up thread with the idea to preserve it over time, who knows to whom, when or where that info can be useful.

    We love the ornamental and even historic aspects of these trunks, as well as the #education'al aspects of them.

    As you can see in the following picture, on the right alongside the tree, we simple use them placed up side down as they are, displaying their beauty to the eyes the beholder.
    Actually in the case of this trunk, the initial intention was to load it right away onto the @bitpickup and transport it to the terrace of #laCasona, most likely for one of the corners, but the presence of the nest changed that, or at least the timetable for moving it.

    Than there is always the investigating factor, like to say, to what extent can we use this event, this situation to document, find out and learn something while we are at it.

    Specifying the species itself, would and should be most likely the next step. At a first glance it's save to state that this is the biggest kind of #ant we have seen over here #RioDeLaPlata, #Uruguay, #CerroLargo, a region of rocky hill's. Their color is kinda dark red, perhaps kinda brownisch red.

    What details would you need to identify the species?

    tupambae.com/photo/40543699916

    @theantlady
    @jesuisatire