Stella's Social Club

[ronott1]

What's it used for?

spreading on things that are hot so that it melts the crystals and butter together: french toast, pancakes, biscuits, toast and etc.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Also, some people like it because it's scoopable, so not as messy as regular honey.

 

[1muttsfan]

Biscuits and honey

 

[mlm Mike]

spreading on things that are hot so that it melts the crystals and butter together: french toast, pancakes, biscuits, toast and etc.

Thank you

Also, some people like it because it's scoopable, so not as messy as regular honey.

Thank you

Biscuits and honey

Now I want Biscuits and gravy instead of honey.

 

[Happy Chooks]

This little booger


Was found last night on top of the roof of this coop (about 12' high at the peak)

So he got squirted with the hose to get him off of the roof and netting. Then I came around behind him and caught him and put him back with his mama in the coop.

 

[ronott1]

This little booger
View attachment 1116925

Was found last night on top of the roof of this coop (about 12' high at the peak)


So he got squirted with the hose to get him off of the roof and netting. Then I came around behind him and caught him and put him back with his mama in the coop.

Yes, they do that!

 

[Happy Chooks]

I didn't think a baby could fly that high. Fully grown, certainly, but at 4 weeks? Little troublemaker! They might just be worse than Icelandics!

 

[ronott1]

I didn't think a baby could fly that high. Fully grown, certainly, but at 4 weeks? Little troublemaker! They might just be worse than Icelandics!

They love to fly and go into trees. One of mine this weekend flew up out of the hutch but was very surprised at where it had gone. It was easy to catch...This time...next time maybe a different story!

 

[1muttsfan]

Yep, my pens are completely covered. They are great ranging birds.

 

[mlm Mike]

This little booger
View attachment 1116925

Was found last night on top of the roof of this coop (about 12' high at the peak)

So he got squirted with the hose to get him off of the roof and netting. Then I came around behind him and caught him and put him back with his mama in the coop.

I'm glad you were about to get him down.