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Every year there seems a different abundance of garden pests ~ either earwigs, crickets, water beetles, slugs, rats, squirrels, spiders, June bugs, wasps, feral cats, sparrows, Cooper's hawks, or cutworms, etc. Each species chooses one year to be an abundant pest!

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Ginny helped herself to the millet storage
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Ew ew ew! Now you still have to worry about mom coming back! Where are the cats? I thought you had some?
Snoring on the sofa of course!
To be fair - this was an outdoor storage area and they are housecats.
 
Wouldn’t it have been more beneficial for the mice to break into a feed bin? Not a box of coffee mugs. (Unless those little rascals were in need of a caffeine boost)? :idunno
That is why I thought it was OK to use a plastic tote. No food involved. But I guess a mug makes for a good place to make a nest.
 
Baby chick spam
I'm seeing some pink combs already
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The Einstein stage of polish chick growth is so funny
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Yep, the GORGEOUS dark partridge cochin is most likely a boy.
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Einstein has an impressive comb already too
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Samara wanted me to get a picture of her beard
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The birds are doing well
 
Yes, EE/Americauna boys and girls both have fluffy beards and muffs. I'll try to get a pic of my EE boy tomorrow - it will be later in the day - but I will post!

It is just that more people on here have girls and no or few roos
Okay, I fibbed. Went out today to take a picture of him.....and realized it would not help you see just how full of a beard and muff boys have. He is moulting badly, and has hardly any muff - just a naked chin with a few pin feathers coming in - and one lonely tail feather!

So, I am doing the next best thing, I found an EE rooster pic online and am posting it:

EE rooster? | BackYard Chickens - Learn ...
 
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