It’s not always, but lately I’ve been seeing a pink light on my LR4. When looking it up it seems to indicate a blocked or obstructed sensor? Well I deep cleaned my robot yesterday and am still getting a pink light sometimes. Any thoughts?
Like the title says, I have an exbury azalea in a ceramic pot, planted in acidic soil, whose leaves are growing curled and stunted, and are browning at the edges. Watered regularly, full sun in the afternoon. Any ideas?
Edit to add: zone 8b
MEGA TRIPLE RED ALERT‼️An estimated 7.5 million birds will pass through Oregon’s skies tonight, followed by 5.1 million tomorrow night and 8.1 million the night after. Join us in going Lights Out from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. over the next three nights to help migrating birds navigate safely by the stars on their journey to their breeding grounds.
Why does it matter? Bright city lights and skyglow can disorient migrating birds, drawing them into urban areas where they become trapped among glass buildings and artificial light. Many collide with windows, while others circle endlessly until they collapse from exhaustion. Lights Out programs help reduce these dangers and give birds a safer path through our cities.
And as always, thank you to the CSU Aeroeco Lab for sharing the nightly migration forecasts (aeroecolab.com/Oregon).