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Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock
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I wish we had Fireflies. We got to see them in Iowa, so cool.
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What an adorable picture. Please submit it for POW.
And as I think I was responsible for starting the firefly discussion, I can report that I now have loads of them!
Just some random flock photos to share:
Two pullets Porcini is turning into such a elegant lady and Nyx is cute little lady
Fluffy butt!
Pebble
Juniper
Parsley
- she appears to be judging me harshly for something or other 
Two pullets Porcini is turning into such a elegant lady and Nyx is cute little lady
Fluffy butt!
Pebble
Juniper
Parsley
- she appears to be judging me harshly for something or other
Nobody bought the three pullets, so they're camping out in the shed while dad and my hubby try to pull the shed over.
I am also the proud owner of three creaky bagpipes
The man said they're great for deterring predators, and of course they eat ticks by the bucketful.
I am also the proud owner of three creaky bagpipes
The man said they're great for deterring predators, and of course they eat ticks by the bucketful.
I just love to sit in the air conditioning with my cock. Only problem, is my cock is really loud, when he crows in the house!
I don’t mind really except for when he is close to my ear.
I don’t mind really except for when he is close to my ear.
Porcini clearly went to modeling school - look at that posture!Just some random flock photos to share:
Two pullets Porcini is turning into such a elegant lady and Nyx is cute little lady
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Fluffy butt!
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Pebble
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Juniper
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Parsley
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I'm so glad. You had me very worried for what was happening over there.
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They will actively seek the cat out now if the other big ones are around. It's like they know Lady Featherington doesn't care for the cat and won't come near it by choice.
Is that cochins? In with the main flock? Whatever could be the cause?
"That tractor scraping the ground for the new coop shed is too scary! We'd rather deal with the wrath of Buffy!"
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