haha! Like the superhero of the chicken yard! You need a cape!Yeah, starting to think I should wear a tool belt outside these days! One with a slot to hold my wasp spray, a place for my 9mm pistol for the woodchuck, and a loop so I can drag the hoe behind me for the snakes and Pip!Strike the 9mm, I might be too tempted to shoot Pip!
haha no red capes either!I need a bee hat!I could imagine Pip's reaction to that!
Yeah, starting to think I should wear a tool belt outside these days! One with a slot to hold my wasp spray, a place for my 9mm pistol for the woodchuck, and a loop so I can drag the hoe behind me for the snakes and Pip!Strike the 9mm, I might be too tempted to shoot Pip!
OHHHH.....I may have to take another Nashville vacation!!!
I'm with you there... this has been the craziest week... seems like every customer I have at work has called in a 3 day span all needing something and I need to rent out one of my appartments too....(this means going to the appartment to show it, waiting... then more likely than not, no show!)I'm walking around with a left hand the size of a major league ball glove today thanks to the wasps.Clearly, I didn't load up the spray soon enough!!!(I'm about ready to blow EVERYTHING up today .... good thing we have gun control in Canada.)
Thank you I will give them a try.......
Hey Everyone
Haven't been around as much lately....life is just crazy and trying to make it thru to when things will slow back down again. Did get a chance to take a few shots of various birds this morning while I was doing chores. I'm happy with the progress, but am still on a quest to be thinning down to nice small size flocks for over winter.
Still my favorite girl, just coming up to 6 months old now and is just a beast. Caught her cleaning herself after taking a dust bath.
Black birchen boy, also just coming up to 6 months. He's a split for gold and has dark eyes, but his body type I can work with and have plenty of girls with nice colored eyes, so looking forward to what he might have to offer.
excuse the exorcist moment the pullet in front of him is having.(Shaking herself off from a dust bath)
Here's one of the only shots I could catch of a couple of the silver marans growing out. I have them all caught up in sorting pens, so I can hopefully get a nice look at their progress. They are just stunning to watch.
A blue marans pullet in another sorting pen. She's roughly 2 1/2 months old. She has a nice type to her with a pleasing color tone
Another pullet...was in a sorting pen til she hopped out while I had the door open. She's got a nice type to her as well. She's holding her tail plenty high from being on alert.
a bit blurry, but good shot of her
Cant resist putting up a pic of one of my favorite birds on the place, one of my light sussex. She just finally broke of being broody and is growing in the rest of her tail feathers out from molting, but has just a fantastic type and a head like a nice round ball.
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haha...too funny. Some day it is not out of the realm of possibility...probably won't be one of these tho haha. The sussex came from PA by the way. That's where I got my start from and they are beefy and built!Vicki - can't you just send me ONE - any one....puh-leeeese! haha
