Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[featherhead007]

The doctor is keeping me informed. She’s stable. I need you peeps, as much she needs me thank you my beautiful friends

 

[BY Bob]

The doctor is keeping me informed. She’s stable. I need you peeps, as much she needs me thank you my beautiful friends

 

[featherhead007]

The doctor is keeping me informed. She’s stable. I need you peeps, as much she needs me thank you my beautiful friends

And I will feed her chickens tomorrow too

 

[BY Bob]

And I will feed her chickens tomorrow too

Good man

 

[featherhead007]

Hos

Good man

just following your good example dear Bob

 

[fuentemoon]

Wasn't feeling up to par today so I was inside at the normal front yard time, the ladies started calling me, first time in months they have done this
In another couple of months when they yell every minute I am not outside I will feel different
They have figured out the routine and went to work without me, I supervised from inside with making dinner.

While we didn't get any snow this year, the upside is being able to harvest a bunch of mustard greens for my soup pot

 

[micstrachan]

 

[micstrachan]

Proof

Just so everyone knows that Spring has arrived.

I missed this video, Bob! Super cute!

 

[micstrachan]

I managed to get home before dark today thanks to a doctor appointment. I let Ned and the layers out for a bit of sun.

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They look so happy and beautiful. Ned is quite gorgeous, isn’t he?

 

[micstrachan]

Well, I have a visitor temporarily. While my daughter was riding Russ this evening I was alerted to a white chicken in the creek. Ok, I do not have a white chicken. Go inspect and sure enough, on the rocks is a white chicken, that at first I thought was dead. Upon closer inspection not dead, just very tired, didn't fight me when I picked it up. It's got some injury to its tail as it appears feathers have been ripped out but trying to inspect that I was clearly stressing it out. So I did what any reasonable chicken crazy person would do, stuffed it in my spare dog crate with food and water. I couldn't leave it, in its state it would be eaten by morning, but I do not want it out with my flock. I took a few pictures to share on facebook so hopefully it's owner can be found as it cannot stay. I'm thinking maybe its a rooster.
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You are a wonderful soul!