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over a year ago
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I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know? "
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light. |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light. "
Not this |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Maybe the cows are sheep are sending you a warning, best to ask if they know anything you don’t.
No need to thank me  "
I often see them looking in at us. They don't like it when I stare back. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light. "
I don't think it's that but there's way more midgies here than at my old house! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this "
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Thanks OP you've made me reminisce about doing the electric fence when I was a kid. Me and my sister would compete who could move the most post before my Dad switched it on  "
Awww fun memories 
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Are there small lambs in the field, if it's a rotating flushing light it could be there to warn off foxes from attacking lambs"
The sheep all look grown up. Can't wait for the lambs to appear though. They are so cute |
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"Thanks OP you've made me reminisce about doing the electric fence when I was a kid. Me and my sister would compete who could move the most post before my Dad switched it on "
Or holding someone’s hand and then catching hold of the fence |
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"Thanks OP you've made me reminisce about doing the electric fence when I was a kid. Me and my sister would compete who could move the most post before my Dad switched it on
Or holding someone’s hand and then catching hold of the fence "
I never ever did that |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Maybe the cows are sheep are sending you a warning, best to ask if they know anything you don’t.
No need to thank me
I often see them looking in at us. They don't like it when I stare back. "
You know too much, they’re catching on. Might be best to move house before it’s too late x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Maybe the cows are sheep are sending you a warning, best to ask if they know anything you don’t.
No need to thank me
I often see them looking in at us. They don't like it when I stare back.
You know too much, they’re catching on. Might be best to move house before it’s too late x"
I think they are just shy |
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"Are there small lambs in the field, if it's a rotating flushing light it could be there to warn off foxes from attacking lambs
The sheep all look grown up. Can't wait for the lambs to appear though. They are so cute
Yeah the are so cute,usually it'spring when there born, can have flashing lights to warn off foxes, but it must be electric fence so, is it a small flashing light?"
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Are there small lambs in the field, if it's a rotating flushing light it could be there to warn off foxes from attacking lambs
The sheep all look grown up. Can't wait for the lambs to appear though. They are so cute
Yeah the are so cute,usually it'spring when there born, can have flashing lights to warn off foxes, but it must be electric fence so, is it a small flashing light?"
Yup it's just like a £2 coin size that flashes.
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know? "
It’s an early warning system for doggers |
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"Are there small lambs in the field, if it's a rotating flushing light it could be there to warn off foxes from attacking lambs
The sheep all look grown up. Can't wait for the lambs to appear though. They are so cute
Yeah the are so cute,usually it'spring when there born, can have flashing lights to warn off foxes, but it must be electric fence so, is it a small flashing light?
Yup it's just like a £2 coin size that flashes.
Must be electric fence so
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse..."
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night. |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night. "
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid |
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Maybe we even have the farmer here who went to town to take his driving test. The examiner asked him if he knew how to make a U turn? To which the farmer replied, "No, but I know how to make it's eyes water!" |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid "
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise "
Did you know this or did you google it now?
But I am sure even there are red glowing fireflies. and I hubmly dont agree that red is unusual bioluminesence, we can see insects and some creatures that glow red. |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise
Did you know this or did you google it now?
But I am sure even there are red glowing fireflies. and I hubmly dont agree that red is unusual bioluminesence, we can see insects and some creatures that glow red. "
I'm a biologist so am a complete sad act, sorry
Have a look for yourself about red bioluminescent insects, remembering red colour is not the same as bioluminescent.
Most bioluminescent creatures/plants glow in the absence of light (so in the dark) and so it makes less sense for red wavelengths to be used. Red wavelengths don't generally trigger the photosensitive pigments required for vision as effectively as shorter wavelengths (blues, greens etc) and so to pack the sharpest "punch" in the dark, most bioluminescence is at the shorter end of the spectrum. |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise
Did you know this or did you google it now?
But I am sure even there are red glowing fireflies. and I hubmly dont agree that red is unusual bioluminesence, we can see insects and some creatures that glow red.
I'm a biologist so am a complete sad act, sorry
Have a look for yourself about red bioluminescent insects, remembering red colour is not the same as bioluminescent.
Most bioluminescent creatures/plants glow in the absence of light (so in the dark) and so it makes less sense for red wavelengths to be used. Red wavelengths don't generally trigger the photosensitive pigments required for vision as effectively as shorter wavelengths (blues, greens etc) and so to pack the sharpest "punch" in the dark, most bioluminescence is at the shorter end of the spectrum. "
I fricking love this place :D I am discussing with a biologist about bioluminescence creatures in a swinger website. THATS GREAT.
Well, definitely I dont have information about the topic as you do. As you said, probably I would be in mistake about glowing and reflecting the light.
Thank you the information you provided tho :D
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise
Did you know this or did you google it now?
But I am sure even there are red glowing fireflies. and I hubmly dont agree that red is unusual bioluminesence, we can see insects and some creatures that glow red.
I'm a biologist so am a complete sad act, sorry
Have a look for yourself about red bioluminescent insects, remembering red colour is not the same as bioluminescent.
Most bioluminescent creatures/plants glow in the absence of light (so in the dark) and so it makes less sense for red wavelengths to be used. Red wavelengths don't generally trigger the photosensitive pigments required for vision as effectively as shorter wavelengths (blues, greens etc) and so to pack the sharpest "punch" in the dark, most bioluminescence is at the shorter end of the spectrum.
I fricking love this place :D I am discussing with a biologist about bioluminescence creatures in a swinger website. THATS GREAT.
Well, definitely I dont have information about the topic as you do. As you said, probably I would be in mistake about glowing and reflecting the light.
Thank you the information you provided tho :D
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You're welcome. This place is full of very interesting people. Much more than just sex and silliness |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know? "
Battery pack for the electric fence keeping the sheep in.
You’re welcome.
I live on a farm x |
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"Maybe we even have the farmer here who went to town to take his driving test. The examiner asked him if he knew how to make a U turn? To which the farmer replied, "No, but I know how to make it's eyes water!""
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"Maybe we even have the farmer here who went to town to take his driving test. The examiner asked him if he knew how to make a U turn? To which the farmer replied, "No, but I know how to make it's eyes water!""
I think you’ll find that’s just the Welsh ones |
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Theyre 'fox lights' we have them in our fields, they stop fox's eating our livestock
Electric fence blinkers are harly noticeable amd many dont have blinkers so its unlikelyits that.
Foxlights |
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"Theyre 'fox lights' we have them in our fields, they stop fox's eating our livestock
Electric fence blinkers are harly noticeable amd many dont have blinkers so its unlikelyits that.
Foxlights "
All ours have a light that blinks to show they are pulsing.
They can be seen from a distance at night.
Been using them for over 40 years and never come across one that doesn’t have a blinking light.
Just saying. |
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know?
You see that red flashing every night in the same spot? What kind of box do you think?
I have seen some insects that generate that sort of flashing light.
Not this
Yeah, probably the electric fence said by the next person.
but there are insects flashing like a lighthouse...
Fireflies are not red, they're usually yellow/green or similar colours. And you wouldn't see just one in the same place night after night.
there are different bioluminescent insects other than fireflies tho and some of them glow red. but again, insect idea was stupid
The only bioluminescent insect to emit red light are railroad worms and they're native to the Americas. Red is pretty unusual in bioluminescence at all, insects or otherwise
Did you know this or did you google it now?
But I am sure even there are red glowing fireflies. and I hubmly dont agree that red is unusual bioluminesence, we can see insects and some creatures that glow red.
I'm a biologist so am a complete sad act, sorry
Have a look for yourself about red bioluminescent insects, remembering red colour is not the same as bioluminescent.
Most bioluminescent creatures/plants glow in the absence of light (so in the dark) and so it makes less sense for red wavelengths to be used. Red wavelengths don't generally trigger the photosensitive pigments required for vision as effectively as shorter wavelengths (blues, greens etc) and so to pack the sharpest "punch" in the dark, most bioluminescence is at the shorter end of the spectrum. "
I live you Mrs KC.
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Oo ahhhh! It be a US military stealth chopper landing and performing nefarious cattle mutilations in order to test for residual radioactivity in the cattle’s organs, it be. Ye need to sit out in the field and take pot shots at the cattle rustling buggers with a twelve bore as I do’s
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"I've got a question that Google hasn't been able to answer, but a farmer might!
I live right next to a field. Sheep and cows live in it.
At night, there's a red flashing light in the field. Looks like a box on the ground. I'm wondering what it is?
Does anyone know? "
Electronic fence unit mate red light tells you it’s on |
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