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It's been a lovely day here. It didn't get above 20 centigrade, no clouds until late afternoon.
I got some weeding done outside the house, started on my replacement coffee table, got the rotting hay off the hay rack and flushed the gray water piping.
Just about to fill my stomach.
Everybody home safe and with minimum fuss.
I saw the West Bank weasel this evening slipping through the grass on the bank side of the sheep field track. It's his/her favorite ambush spot. Notch was on its case before it got close.
 
So Shadrach no weasel got Notch correct 2 in the afternoon here so bit early washing my winter coat noticed sleeves get dirty first
No weasel got Notch.
Notch saw the weasel first. It was by looking where Notch was looking that I saw it. You don't usually see them. They're not big here and there are plenty of mice and other things to eat. A chicken attack gone wrong can be an expensive mistake for a weasel.
They will manage a chick though and that's the concern at the moment.
Mums and chicks are fully out and about. The chicks are far more spread out when cover is reached. So far they've been careful to make a dash across open ground, if not accompanied by mum/s.
I've had a chick taken by a weasel right outside my house as I cleaned a coop out. One minute the chick was there; next minute gone and not a sound.
 
I discovered the peeps called them the dirty dozen well they learned nipples today learned from the silkie no more open water had 8 of them at the water bucket getting drinks
I've never tried them Penny. I use clay drinking jugs. I'll try to remember to take a picture of one. I change the water daily, sometimes when it's hot 2 or 3 times.
 
To Whom It May Concern:

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Wishing you a healthy birthday and a long happy life.
 

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