Brrrr.. it's COLD today here!

Haha well my cold is different from YOUR Utah cold! But it is downright nippy here in Sacramento. It was 29 last time I went out, and that is cold to my sun spoiled california ars lol! I wish it would snow here, just a good 3 feet, just once... ::writes santa for snow::

My poor EE and Barred Rock are in an open air coop so I tied down two tarps to cover it so it will stay a little warm. My Brahma is just getting over feeling icky so I made sure HER coop was nice and insulated against the cold as well. But in about a half hour I will go let them out. Gotta break the ice off the dog water though first lol I can just imagine them going to drink and hitting smack dab onto ice.

 

My chickens inside the coop? My Dad made it just liek a little house! But when I stepped in there they were ALL eager to get out.. Besides our rooster who was eager for ME to get out! So I opened the mup and now their roaming aorund in our backyard ^^

 

It was 18 degrees here this morning and they all went out. Perhaps it's because they don't have a heated coop so it's not that big a difference between outside and in.

 

Ha ha... just got to rub it in... Its 42* on my thermometer and sunny warm, but we are headed for Orem in a couple hrs.

 

To rub it in a little more it's 79 here. Going to get up to 85.

 

Hum... its 77*F here and likely to get lower 80s

... Its begging to feel a lot like the fourth of July every where I go...

No wait that would be 90-100*F

 

Can you tell from this pic, the birds hated the snow?

This was taken yesterday pre-dawn. Normally they'd be flying and hopping out the pop door to free range happiness, but this was different. They looked around, dazed and surprised, and you could tell, they were not happy. It was like, "Eeewww... what's this white stuff? Where's the snow human?"

 

Quote:I don't suppose you would care for a little extra company for Thanksgiving? It was -14 here last night and has "warmed up" to 11.

 

It was 11 degrees this morning when I fed the critters. The other day I went
to the coop to feed (before they layed for the morning) and there was a lone
lop-sided egg sitting on top of one of the nest boxes. It was from the
chicken who doesn't always put a shell around her eggs (!) and the egg was
frozen solid. I guess it doesn't need a shell if it's cold enough. I set it
on the ground for one of the dogs to enjoy.