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A close-up of the feeding station. We drilled small holes in the bottom of the plastic feeders in case any rain got into them. It also aids in cleaning them.
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Our second duck/goose house and pond. This pond is only 2/3 the size of the original, but does the job.
A view of the coop after the juvenile fence was removed.
A view of the other side. My original pair of gees have claimed the smaller house as theirs and the ducks share the larger section.
A close-up of the feeding station. We drilled small holes in the bottom of the plastic feeders in case any rain got into them. It also aids in cleaning them.
Some of our implements in front of our sunflowers that I grow for the birds.
My cucumbers climbing up the trellis netting in my garden spring 2012.
The "chicken space shuttle". We used a pallet, some plywood, and metal roofing to make this little nesting box. I put it out by the front pond because I was tired of the little devils laying eggs under the blueberry bushes.
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A close-up of the feeding station. We drilled small holes in the bottom of the plastic feeders in case any rain got into them. It also aids in cleaning them.

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