Bonnie wanted to know what I was doing in the palace. See my new cement? I LOVE it. It was rotten boards on top of damp dirt....and it flooded! Hence, the concrete. It will be so much easier to muck out now. No more trying to get a good shovel full only to ram into a board, swear, try again , and hit yet another **** board. Clyde is watching in the background.
Bonnie and Clyde, Pilgrim geese, almost one year old. They are so pretty to look at!
They like the tiny puddles, like there is something tasty there. There wasn't, I checked.
Here we see my cement slab for my new Shed, with the palace in the background. There is going to be a nice fence between the two in the next 10 years, or when he gets around to it. So bonnie decided to hop up the side close to mommy, while Clyde used manners and used the step. Ever the gentleman.
Ok, so, We have Bonnie's egg, then a duck (Blue Swedish/mix no doubt) then a regular Americana chicken, then my frizzle. Next to that is my silkie mixed with frizzle bantam that lays turbo eggs. Fits her personality! Look regular, but it is actually long and skinny.
Bonnie wanted to know what I was doing in the palace. See my new cement? I LOVE it. It was rotten boards on top of damp dirt....and it flooded! Hence, the concrete. It will be so much easier to muck out now. No more trying to get a good shovel full only to ram into a board, swear, try again , and hit yet another **** board. Clyde is watching in the background.
Isn't she cute? She never moved an inch while I was snapping away and I never got a great shot of her (cell phone camera, of course). She was adorable and her comb was so bright red against the dark of her feathers. She is a coco maran. Rolo, she was a rescue from someone who had to move.She had mites, and i think that is where the flock got them, her and her two flocklings.
This is my babies using the backyard along with the back back, See, the gate WAS the fence line, but the wind took half of it down. So, wire went up, and we decided (3 years ago) to move it back about 5 feet, to expand the backyard. (dog area). Then, I decided I needed a shed (Tuesday, I cannot wait) so in went the cement slab foundation with a step. more of the fence had to come down, so now I have hardware cloth fencing various parts of the yard so the dogs don't mingle with the birds. Today, the dogs are inside, and the birds have the run of the place. Here we see Mysery in the foreground (boy, no CLUE besides blue swedish...I have no white birds) with Bobross my crested mallard and baby, my cayuga/mallard mix. Clyde is way back there.
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Bonnie wanted to know what I was doing in the palace. See my new cement? I LOVE it. It was rotten boards on top of damp dirt....and it flooded! Hence, the concrete. It will be so much easier to muck out now. No more trying to get a good shovel full only to ram into a board, swear, try again , and hit yet another **** board. Clyde is watching in the background.

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