Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

If I were Davis I would object to that. Didn't he get any?

He did not.

 

[BY Bob]

Could Silly Minnie cheer you up a bit?
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She cheered me up.

 

[RoyalChick]

Reminiscing

2 Years ago yesterday and today our tribe doubled in size. They arrived 2/9/20.

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They emerged from the coop the next morning and began exploring their new house.
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They are lovely hens all. I never regretted taking them all in.

It's a real shame that Sansa is not here today. She was my friend and I miss her little honk. May she rest in peace the poor girl.

I'll always remember trying to feed them blueberries that first day. Sansa would not let the other 2 have any. I had to pick her up and hold her so the other 2 could have some. She loved blueberries.

Lovely memory. That picture of Sydney (I think it is the 5th picture) where she is looking out of the coop and her long neck is extended has always been one of my favorites.

 

[BY Bob]

Ok I did see @rural mouse and @featherhead007 you comments about running a test on laces... Did this for u and Pangoo said 'I is a handsome wee Ladd and sometimes I am a bad wee Ladd but today I am just handsome'.

That was very scientific.

 

[BY Bob]

Lovely memory. That picture of Sydney (I think it is the 5th picture) where she is looking out of the coop and her long neck is extended has always been one of my favorites.

It's one of my all time favorites as well. I was shocked as it kept going up and up. Her neck is something to behold in action.

 

[RoyalChick]

It's one of my all time favorites as well. I was shocked as it kept going up and up. Her neck is something to behold in action.

There was a good video of that if I recall correctly.

 

[BY Bob]

There was a good video of that if I recall correctly.

Probably. I wouldn't know how to find it now.

Hopefully I'll come across it by accident at some point.

 

[bgmathteach]

That had to be so hard. I hate lessons like that.

Yes as you say 'hard lesson to learn'...but it was learned. Raccoons and the mink family are evil predators...killing for fun/sport not just to eat.

 

[bgmathteach]

Reminiscing

2 Years ago yesterday and today our tribe doubled in size. They arrived 2/9/20.

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They emerged from the coop the next morning and began exploring their new house.
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They are lovely hens all. I never regretted taking them all in.

It's a real shame that Sansa is not here today. She was my friend and I miss her little honk. May she rest in peace the poor girl.

I'll always remember trying to feed them blueberries that first day. Sansa would not let the other 2 have any. I had to pick her up and hold her so the other 2 could have some. She loved blueberries.

@BY Bob, I just love this tribute/time machine!

A) Phyllis had Mrs @BY Bob in seconds!!!
B) Sydney showed her looooonnnnngggg neck in 2 of those photos.
C) Sansa showed both her lovely colors & her 'I'm out first and am in charge!

You do realize that, as far as blueberries and chickens go...there were only 2 options:

" God, these are good - they're all mine!"
or
"What are those evil things? I think he is trying to kill us!! Eeek stay away!!!"

 

[Ponypoor]

That was very scientific.

Hey it's the best I can do, I am supposed to be working here