Ahhh. Coffee with the chickens. Working 11-7 today so I get to enjoy this nice cool morning.
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I love your llamas cute little fuzzy face! And what a great field to free range your chickens in!!Cheers! I am working on a glass of wine as well. I spent the afternoon shopping with my mother and daughter. My daughter's birthday is coming up so Grandma is doing some spoiling. When I got home, I tried out my new camera and took a few chick and llama pics. Tonight I took my 3 month old chicks baby roost away and they are having to find new roosting spots. I went down to see how it was going and the only one on the roost with the big girls was the silkie. Go figure! I moved the rest over and after a little sqwaking and dancing they settled in except the banty cochin who decided he is hiding under a platform and that is that. Oh well, since he thinks he is the top cockrel, I figure he will work his way around to the roost eventually. As far as the teens go, some days they are very good to each other and then other times I want to bury them both in the back yard!
Thanks. We ave 13 acres. We also have coons, opossum, fox, snakes, coyotes and HAWKS so the chickens only stay out when supervised but we get them out most days for several hours.I love your llamas cute little fuzzy face! And what a great field to free range your chickens in!!
@DizzywitchI was born and raised in Brigham and the surrounding areas. I moved to Ogden and Marriot when I was a teen. I moved out thus way about 20 years ago because there's less people and more land=peace and quiet.