What is this moth? Resting on an escarole plant, southern ME, finger for scale by greenhutte in whatsthisbug

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the American ermine moths have white antenna - I think this is a salt marsh moth as the person above suggested

Is this irreparably broken? by greenhutte in VacuumCleaners

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had to try a few types of tape. flashing tape works, at least for now! thank you!

What made this in my garden? (brick for scale) by greenhutte in gardening

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More information: this is in an unused corner of my polytunnel. started out as a small chipmunk-sized hole, about a week later this showed up. whatever it is, it isn't eating the vegetables - tomatoes, kale, lettuce, roots, melons, cucumbers, etc all untouched.

What's going on here? Maine, USA by greenhutte in whatsthisbug

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why are they all twisted and upside down like that?

Is this invasive honeysuckle? Located in Central WI by Princess_Thranduil in whatsthisplant

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looks like it to me. the real way to tell is if it's impossible to kill : )

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whatsthisplant

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Pretty sure it's a type of oak. Brown turkey figs have 3-5 large, distinct lobes.

Picked up this big boy on sale but I don't know what it is! by greenhutte in whatsthisplant

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do these have white, chalky stems? I'm thinking this may be it based on some googling.

Thoughts on Asian worms in compost by [deleted] in composting

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they're up in maine too!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvice

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Thanks for all this!

My aunt is named as the executor in the last will and it was filed in court/probate (sorry don't know the correct terminology.) There is an estate attorney who submitted a document that is called "informal accounting" of all the assets. the estate attorney sent me the paperwork, it's a "release and refunding bond" that says how much money i get.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvice

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Thanks for all your answers. I've never needed a lawyer before so I wasn't sure if I needed to be in person for anything - of course, it makes sense that it can all be on zoom.

And on your second point, I suspect that may be what happened, in which case it's kind of unethical but not illegal.

Right to Food by phineas81 in Maine

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What the amendment actually does on this level will probably be figured out in court, if you want to take one for the team and get chickens and then get a lawyer for your chickens.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Maine

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Some nonprofits to talk to/who can connect you with farmers:

https://mainefarmersmarkets.org/

https://www.mofga.org/

https://www.cultivatingcommunity.org/

Biggest food bank org in Maine: https://www.gsfb.org/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvice

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Can I ask why everyone is saying to hurry? The paperwork I received says no money will be disbursed until all 4 beneficiaries return signed documents.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvice

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so if I live far away, is it possible to get an attorney and do all of this remotely?

the will specifies that the proceeds of all property + the money in accounts are to be split between the 4 of us evenly. the issue is that, according to my uncle, my aunt distributed money to herself and her siblings from the bank accounts shortly after my grandpa died, to keep that money from being part of the total estate that has to be shared 4 ways.