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Finally reached home with supplies and found, yeah, the power and internet are both back! 😍

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Most mornings Fabio comes ripping out of the coop or run, all shaggy linebacker, pecking and herding hens along the way. This morning, he was rather rough with Truvi, one of my Wellies. He grabbed her neck and tried to hop on and she stood up and plowed forward with her head stuck under his butt! She drove him about 6 feet across the run hopping on one foot. He had a rather mortified look on his face when she ran off. Serves him right!
 
Humid, but rain "should" stay to our south. More likely @aart will get it.

I have errands to run. Hopefully, I get the lines where the walls of the run addition go cleared and leveled.

I told hubby I really want to get the addition walls up this weekend. I need his help for that, but the rest of it I can do on my own. Ok, probably need his helping hands when it comes to putting chicken wire over the roof area.

I really want to get the polycarbonate sheets on the existing run soon too. We have to buy them first. (Duh.) That's a trip to Menards in Ionia; rather go there than into Grand Rapids on 28th Street with the trailer on a weekend. Problem is that the next two weekends are the Ionia Free Fair, and we totally avoid Ionia during that. Traffic, with lots of campers and trailers, and clueless pedestrians, including kids.

And, I want to take the littles out for another excursion into their part of the run. :) Here's what happened last night.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ll-are-welcome.697050/page-4993#post-24704333
 
While sitting here sipping my coffee, the brand new dental filling came right off again! :barnie
What!!! Time for a new dentist!

There are inflatables available said to be more comfortable and less intimidating for the dog
Plus if they fall in the water they can still breath ;)

Here's what happened last night.
Sounds like it went well. Next time you get chicks see if you can convince a hen to be broody at the right time ;) As all prior hen raised batches, my new 6 are well protected by their "Mama". She's had them for a month now. All up on the roost at night now and she's chosen the one parallel to the south wall. Ladies that roosted there in the past have had to find another spot. They weren't given a choice even though Nuit isn't at the top of the pecking order. Either hens give deference to the one with kids or the Mamas are extra assertive.
 

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