Well goodness,
If possums, coons, skunks, and cats werent enuff, I had the girls out playing in the yard today, and my sis was on the porch, and she yells at me..."Jill, HAWK, get the girls"......Well, they usually stay pretty close, I was also in the drive casually looking for them, but I had been trying to rescue a young robin that got blown out of the nest so was busy.
So I look for the girls, and Red is soooo sky savvy, there they were, hiding under sis' truck, peering up at the sky rather mournfully. Funny, as skittish as Fussy is, she doesnt keep an eye on the sky. Red hid from balloons one day, I was so proud of her, they were WAYYYYY up there too. Dont even know how she saw them. Well, they must have seen the hawk (there were two) and the hawks DEFINITELY saw the chickens cuz they were hovering lower and lower trying to get a good shot I think.
I trilled/screeched at the girls and opened the door and they came arunnin, smart girls.
One thing I was thinkin I didnt have to worry bout in the heart of the city were hawks. Sigh.....
Jill
If possums, coons, skunks, and cats werent enuff, I had the girls out playing in the yard today, and my sis was on the porch, and she yells at me..."Jill, HAWK, get the girls"......Well, they usually stay pretty close, I was also in the drive casually looking for them, but I had been trying to rescue a young robin that got blown out of the nest so was busy.
So I look for the girls, and Red is soooo sky savvy, there they were, hiding under sis' truck, peering up at the sky rather mournfully. Funny, as skittish as Fussy is, she doesnt keep an eye on the sky. Red hid from balloons one day, I was so proud of her, they were WAYYYYY up there too. Dont even know how she saw them. Well, they must have seen the hawk (there were two) and the hawks DEFINITELY saw the chickens cuz they were hovering lower and lower trying to get a good shot I think.
I trilled/screeched at the girls and opened the door and they came arunnin, smart girls.
One thing I was thinkin I didnt have to worry bout in the heart of the city were hawks. Sigh.....
Jill