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Sugar: I look best very very close up.
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Snicker: Is this angle better?
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Drama at the Chicken Palace this morning.

I heard very loud, very angry chickens while I was getting up this morning.
I rushed out and I found that Babs had decided to jump down off the rafters into the servant's quarters rather than into the run as usual.
She could not get back. I don't know why she couldn't go back the way she came in, but apparently that was impossible.
I am sure you have spotted that this was all my fault.

So, I am apologizing profoundly for my wrongdoing. I am not 100% sure in all honesty what I did wrong, but I realize there is no point in arguing so I am apologizing anyway.

Here is Bernie yelling at me through the door of the servant’s quarters. I will spare you the sound track.
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Good thing you apologized, she looks serious! Better follow up with a few snacks just to be safe.
 
OK so I have been know to be very gullible, so you need to tell me if that was actually true or not :)

I believed our Env. Inspector when I asked where the Bison were hiding I hadn't seen them in a bit... he told he someone poached them and I believed him - the brat! (not to worry my boss and I got him good this week with a practical joke :) )
Yes, a few have been known to definitely try to pick them up with wing. As you can see, they aren't always successful.
They DO try to 'poach' the eggs by rolling them with their beak/head to 'their' nest box. And I think you remember the hen that was 'stealing' my eggs I set on a table...rolling them to her and tucking them in!. .and she wasn't even broody!

I've caught ducks doing this, too, when broody. Stealing eggs from one nest and rolling them all the way across the coop to their nest box. My husband didn't believe me. He thought he was going nuts when he had seen some eggs in the nest...then they weren't there. I told him: you have to check the broody ducks nest...they steal them - well, next day, he caught the duck red handed beaked rolling the eggs to their nest. Those two co-broody ducks were/are a hoot!
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But, I love them all - ducks, chicks, geese, even if they are thieves and beggars!!:love🥰:love:love🥰 😆
 
I've taken to packing Thing out of the coop and up by the garage where Cheetah has been eating breakfast to get her to actually be a chicken.
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Her nails are getting over grown and she's been staying put. She's getting herself back to the coop just fine. This morning she actually went off to be a chicken
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She even did some scratching out there.
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Blanche came back and posed
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And a saw Lark
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Exploring the rose patch. At this point, I'm predicting that she will go broody in there, and I'm going to have to let her as I won't be able to fish her out without cutting the roses down to nothing.
 

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