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That is darling! i love the little window box planters, nice touch! Do you ever have any problems with the chickens eating thier flowers?
Can't tell on my 'puter if the windows are wire screen or glass? If open screen, how do you manage closing off the windy side of the wall? We always get wind-driven rain from the same side and have to tarp that side. Cool job on the coop -- I think it's the same size as our home!My new coop. I am so proud of it. My hubby did it all on his own and took about 6 months working weekends only.
It has cement and rebar under all the exterior walls and across the door opening which keeps things out very well.
We have covers to go over the hardware cloth openings in the winter or in case of really bad rain.
But we've had some hard driving rains and the inside stayed surprisingly dry.
This faces the road that runs in front of our house.
And we have two grazing areas for the birds so we can rotate them to regrow grass, etc.
Inside is still a work in progress. Roost bars were added just after this photo.
Plans are in the works to add a PVC pipe system for feed, grit and such.
Thanks for the compliment. The white bucket to the left-rear of the coop has poultry nipples. The feed hopper on the left side opens inside, which keeps other 'critters' from eating their feed.