Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Ponypoor]

Auntie Aurora

The sweetest thing happened today and I did not film it. I was on breakup duty worried about interactions between the Phyllistines and the big girls so I did not think to grab my phone and film.

Later in the afternoon, the Phyllistines were over by the shed and they found something in the grass. I could tell from their voices they weren't sure what to do with it. Aurora must have heard them and she slowly walked over to them talking as she went.

I was sure she was going to jump them.

Instead, whatever she said kept the Phyllistines from running off. Trust me they have been avoiding all the big girls today. Instead, Aurora showed them whatever it was and taught them something. After a bit of pecking and conversation, Aurora walked away peacefully.

She is back at it. She may not have liked Phyllis, but these two she is teaching. She may be mean to Hattie but she had never been anything but nice to Aster. Auntie Aurora likes the kids.

Everyone is roosted as they should be in their coops. No roosting shenanigans tonight.

That’s awesome, seems she is training them up for her protégés

 

[BY Bob]

Happy Caturday

 

[Ponypoor]

Happy Caturday

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Oh to be a cat

 

[BY Bob]

Caturday
Expect him to lie around anywhere. He was yawning in the fourth photo, nothing to be concerned about.
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What a cutie.

 

[BY Bob]

Oh to be a cat

To be our cat is to live a pretty good life.

 

[BY Bob]

That’s awesome, seems she is training them up for her protégés

That hen aggravates me and surprises me constantly. She is real special hen. One of a kind.

 

[ChicoryBlue]

Auntie Aurora

The sweetest thing happened today and I did not film it. I was on breakup duty worried about interactions between the Phyllistines and the big girls so I did not think to grab my phone and film.

Later in the afternoon, the Phyllistines were over by the shed and they found something in the grass. I could tell from their voices they weren't sure what to do with it. Aurora must have heard them and she slowly walked over to them talking as she went.

I was sure she was going to jump them.

Instead, whatever she said kept the Phyllistines from running off. Trust me they have been avoiding all the big girls today. Instead, Aurora showed them whatever it was and taught them something. After a bit of pecking and conversation, Aurora walked away peacefully.

She is back at it. She may not have liked Phyllis, but these two she is teaching. She may be mean to Hattie but she had never been anything but nice to Aster. Auntie Aurora likes the kids.

Everyone is roosted as they should be in their coops. No roosting shenanigans tonight.

How wonderful, Bob!

 

[Ponypoor]

That hen aggravates me and surprises me constantly. She is real special hen. One of a kind.

I have a couple like that. They make me laugh one minute then want to throttle them the next.

 

[Ponypoor]

I put some mesh netting up to prevent the chooks from flying up on the door, Buttercup tried to fly up there but met with failure.

And this creature needs to go bye-bye

 

[featherhead007]

Can you fly a DC10? That’s what we use to drop fire retardant over large areas of our mountains.
Yes, I have flown a simulator at McDonal Douglas aircraft in long beach. But I had to tell the guy who questioned me, that I have no flight hours in a real cockpit. This is what my day looked like.
I wish I could have helped him.