I am at a loss!

[itspebbl]

Yes, please! (along with a demonstration of this thing called yawning)

 

[BlackHackle]

Here it sounds like this...well I guess you can't hear it, but its sounds pretty good. Here is a yawn, see...well I guess you can't see it

 

[BlackHackle]

By looking at my posts getting liked, I can tell @Fields Mountain Farm is back!

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

I am going to post something without any real content just because it will be my 1500th post and the 700th on this thread

You did it!!!!

Spent the whole of yesterday working on this and it still looks cheesy (just for conversation);
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That is amazing!!

Breathing buddies!!!

What is this foreign concept called....yawning?

Yes!

~Alex

I cant get the yawning emoji from Kikis link to download!

By looking at my posts getting liked, I can tell @Fields Mountain Farm is back!

only for a quick catch up break. Then back to vacuuming.
(Shhhh... im having to adult today)

 

[BlackHackle]

(Shhhh... im having to adult today)

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

I hate vacuuming...
We have rock floors that are unfinished as of yet so it means vacuuming on hands and knees with a shop vac...
And im done!!!

 

[BlackHackle]

Yay!!

BTW Like your new avatar!

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Thanks
Those are 2 1/2 months old. The white is a gander the other a goose. I cant wait till they start staying in the pen with my lone gander..
We have supervised play time at the moment and they all do well so far..

 

[BlackHackle]

Great! I was thinking of getting geese, but I heard a lot of stories of them being very protective...even against humans

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

If you take time to learn about their behaviors with each other and to maintain dominance over the ganders they aren't really bad. Socialize them but be careful not to do things like, hand feeding them for example, that are considered submissive by them. They are smart birds and train well but ya dont turn yer back on em... especially during breeding season or when they are hatching.
My oldest son refuses to take head and the gander is always after him.. however he is 26 so.. he can deal.
But the gander never ever chalanges me anymore.. he may again at some point, but i will always react the same.