Oh, that famous lamp! Haha, just a desk-top lamp, but it´s so useful. It actually belongs to my son, but I seem to use it more than he does!
The little mark on the bill will go..it did on his mum´s and autie´s. This land amazes me. Months without much rain...actually, a year and a half has gone by and it´s hardly rained. The soil here is marvelous, as it holds onto whatever dampness there is.
Are you sure you´d ALL fit in the shebang? You´d fit right in here in Brazil!
My two smaller normandy-type geese make a terrible shrieking noise, especially when they´re mating..you´d think something was in pain! So maybe it´s just to do with her small size.
Yes, capybaras are around here. They are admired from a distance, as they carry ticks that can pass diseases to people, and can be aggressive too, if you´re not careful. Some lakes have a number of them resident there, and those get quite used to people. Around here they´re quite wild. There are also little agouti-type animals that are really just guinea-pigs that live wild, all brown in colour. We get them in the chácara near the geese as they like damp areas.
I have a whole load of Brahmas, but it´s so hot and generally dry here, they don´t much trouble with the feathered feet. Chickens aren´t as bad as geese, but they do like their own sort...buut he´d be fine if he had them next-door to him in the tractor.
They´re horrors, aren´t they?
