Hi from Russia

[Farmer From Russia]

I basically sell young baby birds in the spring. I have many different incubators.

If I have not sold baby birds in the spring, they remain and grown up on the meat for the New Year holiday I don't work with farmer markets I get fowl by the car to my buyers at home.
My city is on the east from Moscow - 2000km in Ural Mountains. It not Siberia,

though also nearby.

P.S. I hope you understand my English. I studied English more 25 years ago at school.

 

[Preservation Acres]

Your English is great, and so is your farm. WOW! Great job!

 

[Kismet]

Welcome from New Hampshire (northeastern USA). What an impressive group of birds!

 

[Wifezilla]

Hi Aleksei!

Are those ducks in the last few pictures Saxony ducks? They look great!

 

[Year of the Rooster]

Welcome!

You have an amazing farm! Not to mention your birds look VERY healthy! I bet your customers are very pleased

I hope you enjoy it here!

 

[tdgill]

wonder how big an omlette those eggs would make?

please forgive many of us for our english also!

I STILL struggle!

I studied french for 3 years a long time ago...and forgot all of it.

Äîáðîå óòðî (good morning) and have a nice day!~

edited to say..
my attempt at copying and pasting russian text did not work (?) ahhh dont have those fonts...

 

[Farmer From Russia]

Thanks all

Ducks on last photo are called "Bashkir colour ducks" (Bashkirskie cvetnye utki) They much more largely, than usual wild ducks (they also live at me) They are called "Kryakva"

Young Bashkir ducks

Kryakva

 

[tdgill]

you are a great photographer!

 

[SunshineSteedFarm]

and

Glad that you have joined. You are going to love it here!

Beautiful birds!

 

[blue fire]

WOW! That's a lot of birds!