YvonneBack
Songster
- Mar 28, 2020
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Exactly! Or...
Chickens: where you been?
Silkie: I ran into the brush and there was this Little Red Hen and she asked for help planting wheat seeds and all the farmyard animals said NOT I but I said I WILL and then she needed help cutting the wheat but all the animals said NOT I but I said I WILL and then she needed help taking the wheat to the miller and they all said NOT I but I said I WILL then she needed help baking the bread but again they all said NOT I but I said I WILL and so I've been eating bread all night. And you've been doing?
Chickens: where you been?
Silkie: I ran into the brush and there was this Little Red Hen and she asked for help planting wheat seeds and all the farmyard animals said NOT I but I said I WILL and then she needed help cutting the wheat but all the animals said NOT I but I said I WILL and then she needed help taking the wheat to the miller and they all said NOT I but I said I WILL then she needed help baking the bread but again they all said NOT I but I said I WILL and so I've been eating bread all night. And you've been doing?
Not trying to scare you. Remember, you were lucky this time, you found her. Free ranging is a risk and eventually you will probably loose a bird. It happens. Predators can lurk looking for opportunities and usually find one at one time or another. I love my cameras. We have quite a few predators that roam here especially at night. My most favorite special bird was taken by a fox during the middle of the day. I found feathers but never found her. Now my birds stay in their nice large safe pens. Good luck...