Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[swampfox440]

Have a good night l have to go.

 

[featherhead007]

I may have to ruffle up her feathers

You know better than that! Kiki would tear you apart. She’s good at that! After all, she’s KIKI !
Some KiKi tax

 

[featherhead007]

If fuentemoon reads this far, I have an extra parachute very soft for you to lay on and sleep and dream of falling from 4000 ft!

 

[fuentemoon]

Caught up
No photos to post. With the time change and mostly cloudy days, I no longer see the chickens on work days
They get up just as I am leaving and are in the coop when i get home. They will be as happy to see me tomorrow as I them.

 

[featherhead007]

Caught up
No photos to post. With the time change and mostly cloudy days, I no longer see the chickens on work days
They get up just as I am leaving and are in the coop when i get home. They will be as happy to see me tomorrow as I them.

 

[rural mouse]

Didn't slow your group down.

It usually doesn't until there's a solid blanket at least 3 inches thick. Any thing less gets blown (and knocked) about so easily they mostly ignore it. The first major snow always shocks the newbies, though. I suspect it would be different if our snow was mostly wet stuff (like lake-effect). By the time we see any of that, it's early spring. Until then it's usually powder.

I didn't pull out my boots either. Was wearing crocs....

Even Sherlock ignored it. When it's thin enough to see the ground color under it, it's ignored...except when driving....ice can still be there.

 

[Ponypoor]

Caught up
No photos to post. With the time change and mostly cloudy days, I no longer see the chickens on work days
They get up just as I am leaving and are in the coop when i get home. They will be as happy to see me tomorrow as I them.

I hear you, I see mine as I have to feed the horses and do chores. In the evening though they are getting ready for bed by the time I get out there around 4:30 (which is 5:30 haha).

I feed and bring in horses, and the chooks go to roost so I have been putting them in their proper locations and the am getting up to the house by 6! Earliest I have been up to the house since last year.

I am sure they will be happy to see the sun this weekend, and it looks dry still with no rain (or snow) predicted.

 

[Ponypoor]

It usually doesn't until there's a solid blanket at least 3 inches thick. Any thing less gets blown (and knocked) about so easily they mostly ignore it. The first major snow always shocks the newbies, though. I suspect it would be different if our snow was mostly wet stuff (like lake-effect). By the time we see any of that, it's early spring. Until then it's usually powder.

I didn't pull out my boots either. Was wearing crocs....

View attachment 3981968Even Sherlock ignored it. When it's thin enough to see the ground color under it, it's ignored...except when driving....ice can still be there.

That’s a great photo! Love the vistas how lovely

 

[Sylvester017]

Finally got it converted to sharable.

Beautiful! Love your pics/videos! Kitty in the snow too!

 

[Sylvester017]

Let us not forget my pet shop princess, CeeCee the EE! Also very much a snuggler!View attachment 3981817

How lucky to have TWO EE's!!