good morning
glad she is home. it's the little things
Good morning Mo, have a great day Good morning Parront, have a great day Good morning Cappy, have a great day and you're so right.That's REALLY counting your chickens before they hatch.
Good morning Rae, have a great day
I love ducks. Was never able to have them when I was a kid. We had a huge pond but dad had fish in it and would not have ducks on it.
Well didn't Webster turn out to
be a handsome guy!
I think this is the first time iv'e seen any of them un blurry lol!
Bunch of pretty little quackers.
Well im set now.
Eggs are set, food is bought, worm ranch restocked,waterer and feeder replaced after squirrels found it delicious and pop up pen swapped out for one with an attached bottom instead of Velcro
I found a killer deal on gently used ones on ebay so I picked up a little and big one, they can be used for so many situations it never hurts to have spares.
The velcro bottom sucked at cleaning time, attached though I can put the kids in the tiny one, upop the big one and go dump it like a poop burrito.
Sometimes im so lazy smart I scare myself.
Yeah...hard to get clear pics when they are trembling in fear and running away.
If I can escape the dogs today I will try to buy a few watermelons. We will be over 100°.
The Webman isn't even in his full glory yet. That takes two years to achieve.
What about an adjustable length hook? Think of a car antenna. One pipe inside another with a thumb screw drilled into the outside pipe to choose the opening width and a hook at the end. Then you can prove your teacher wrong, no Geometry needed!View attachment 2236509
I was gifted 3 tiny Serama babies! All 3 together only weigh 63 grams at a week old.
They are lively vocal little stinkers.
My final hatch is under way. 3 babies out and peeping. I of course have to run out for a bit so can't just sit and watch them.
My TV remote broke. Nothing works. New batteries didn't do a thing. But that means I can't even turn the TV on. Who thought putting NO buttons on a TV was a good idea?
Wanted to brain storm some ideas with you guys too. The medium coop has awning windows.
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So hinged at the top which is great when it rains. But you can see I have sticks propping them open. If the wind really picks up the window shakes a little and stick falls out. So thoughts on a way to keep the window open but make it adjustable?
I thought about using chaise lounge adjustment brackets....View attachment 2236520
Putting a screw through one end so it will fold up into the window and I could drop it down to hold the window open. But I think the fins/holder wave thingies face the wrong way.
Then I thought maybe a long hook for a hook and eye system...
Put the hook in the window frame then space out eyes along the window itself. But I can't wrap my head around the math to make that work...
Depending on where I attach the hook in the frame will determine how long it can be. But if its too short it won't open the window far enough...
Does that make sense? I'm even confusing myself.
I'm rather visual so...
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This is what I'm picturing but need the correct math to get the length of the hook to reach the various angles to use each eye.
Damn...my geometry teacher was right. I will use it one day!
Two years, wow he's got to age like a fine wine huh?
Kind of opposite from human dudes once they've aged enough to be any better they are nearly dead.
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I was gifted 3 tiny Serama babies! All 3 together only weigh 63 grams at a week old.
They are lively vocal little stinkers.
My final hatch is under way. 3 babies out and peeping. I of course have to run out for a bit so can't just sit and watch them.
My TV remote broke. Nothing works. New batteries didn't do a thing. But that means I can't even turn the TV on. Who thought putting NO buttons on a TV was a good idea?
Wanted to brain storm some ideas with you guys too. The medium coop has awning windows.
View attachment 2236516View attachment 2236515
So hinged at the top which is great when it rains. But you can see I have sticks propping them open. If the wind really picks up the window shakes a little and stick falls out. So thoughts on a way to keep the window open but make it adjustable?
I thought about using chaise lounge adjustment brackets....View attachment 2236520
Putting a screw through one end so it will fold up into the window and I could drop it down to hold the window open. But I think the fins/holder wave thingies face the wrong way.
Then I thought maybe a long hook for a hook and eye system...
Put the hook in the window frame then space out eyes along the window itself. But I can't wrap my head around the math to make that work...
Depending on where I attach the hook in the frame will determine how long it can be. But if its too short it won't open the window far enough...
Does that make sense? I'm even confusing myself.
I'm rather visual so...
View attachment 2236551
This is what I'm picturing but need the correct math to get the length of the hook to reach the various angles to use each eye.
Damn...my geometry teacher was right. I will use it one day!
I think @aart had an idea on one..or maybe she remembers what I am thinking aboutView attachment 2236509
I was gifted 3 tiny Serama babies! All 3 together only weigh 63 grams at a week old.
They are lively vocal little stinkers.
My final hatch is under way. 3 babies out and peeping. I of course have to run out for a bit so can't just sit and watch them.
My TV remote broke. Nothing works. New batteries didn't do a thing. But that means I can't even turn the TV on. Who thought putting NO buttons on a TV was a good idea?
Wanted to brain storm some ideas with you guys too. The medium coop has awning windows.
View attachment 2236516View attachment 2236515
So hinged at the top which is great when it rains. But you can see I have sticks propping them open. If the wind really picks up the window shakes a little and stick falls out. So thoughts on a way to keep the window open but make it adjustable?
I thought about using chaise lounge adjustment brackets....View attachment 2236520
Putting a screw through one end so it will fold up into the window and I could drop it down to hold the window open. But I think the fins/holder wave thingies face the wrong way.
Then I thought maybe a long hook for a hook and eye system...
Put the hook in the window frame then space out eyes along the window itself. But I can't wrap my head around the math to make that work...
Depending on where I attach the hook in the frame will determine how long it can be. But if its too short it won't open the window far enough...
Does that make sense? I'm even confusing myself.
I'm rather visual so...
View attachment 2236551
This is what I'm picturing but need the correct math to get the length of the hook to reach the various angles to use each eye.
Damn...my geometry teacher was right. I will use it one day!
