Stacie: I don't really know. I'm assuming that the algae produces the bubbles to help it float and remain near the surface, but I don't know how. Google hasn't been much help.
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You're right, Mary. The algae wouldn't like ice on the pond.
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Thanks, Tom.
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Lana: Ya think?
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Lisa: Not until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Hill.
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What makes it bubble?
ReplyDeleteThat string algae is the clogger. When the temps fluctuate like they have been, I see it grow overnight. Another freeze would be good...
ReplyDeleteI love it! Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteI think Swamp Thing's about to rise & come looking for you, bud! ;)
ReplyDeleteBubble, bubble, toil and trouble are the spirits about to speak?
ReplyDeleteStacie: I don't really know. I'm assuming that the algae produces the bubbles to help it float and remain near the surface, but I don't know how. Google hasn't been much help.
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You're right, Mary. The algae wouldn't like ice on the pond.
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Thanks, Tom.
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Lana: Ya think?
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Lisa: Not until Birnam Wood comes to Dunsinane Hill.
Hi I've certainly seen this before, in a pan on our cooker... Jane calls it dinner... her cooking is not her strong point. ;o)
ReplyDeleteOh, Tom, don't look now, but I fear you're in trouble again -- ah, still.
ReplyDeleteI see The Black Lagoon....where's the Creature? ;-)
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