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No tarps on the back (north) of the wood storage area but yes on the run portion. Our predominant winter weather comes in from the north west. Tarps behind the wood itself may well be a very good idea.

Finishing touches:

I spent the afternoon closing predator vulnerabilities, both known and unknown, in the Run corners, nooks, crannies.Coop was built very tight. It may be a mistake to wait to do this as one tends to forget where they are but it never hurts to carefully double check while one is in closeup mode...

Yes and yes.

Depends on which picture above. My last picture immediately above the coop is on the right; picture taken from behind the shed the coop is to the left and run is behind the winter tarps. Yes the door is into the run.

The pole shed is 12' by 40'ish and adjacent to the coop. I no longer free run in an effort to eliminate NF mites which are prevalent in my area. My birds access the run areas (10' by 16', 3-4' high, under coop and 12' by 15', beside and part of) via a pop door and ramp. A better photo.

About three years ago before I built my coop I installed eight posts as the basis of a run and fire wood storage area. Last fall I installed the roof over the run area and added hardware cloth to enclose it (almost lol). Over the past two weeks I finished the roof over the remaining area and...