PeaShack Project 365

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Wednesday April 1, 2026

Kenneth (and Camilla jumping up to the fence in the background).

Camilla

My 4 Peas

 

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Thursday April 2, 2026

The Roos

Petunia (really big rose comb)

Trigger (son of Petunia, but has a cushion comb like his mother, Gunner)

Joni (son of Petunia, has smaller rose comb. Mother [Woodstock] has a cushion comb)

Victor (unrelated to anyone but his offspring, Tulip [whose mother is Woodstock]

 

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Hellllllooo?

Would you have a moment to discuss…

 

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Friday April 3, 2026

This is the second orchid I’ve kept alive long enough to have a second bloom! (It lives in my office.)

Kennth somehow got injured in his pen last week and a whole section of feathers on his neck was stripped off. It all is healing well.

Ibis by the pond:

Flowers by the pond

 

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Peabody has such a pretty face!

 

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Saturday April 4, 2026
For a moment thought there was a random pancake under this drift rose bush…just a mushroom! ‍

Planted two vines I ordered off Etsy:
Carolina Jessamine

Mexican Flame Vine

Chickpea (right) displayed with Kenneth today. Chickpea is supposed to be a female (and the ladies do show off occasionally).

 

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Sunday April 5, 2026

Happy Easter!

 

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Monday April 6, 2026

Birbs had fun. The Wall Street Journal was a big hit with the peas.

Cockatoos and Peas

Nine of the Golden Campine eggs are developing

 

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Tuesday April 7, 2026

Suki the Cockatoo looks a lot bigger than she really is in this pic:

 

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Wednesday April 8, 2026 (Late Entry)

Well, the peas walked on the grass for a few minutes in the back neighbor Trolls’ yard Tuesday. No damage done. The Trolls have harassed us since before we moved in. Wednesday, Animal control showed up at our house as the Trolls had called them. The peas were in their pens and all was well. The officers were very kind and complimentary of our set up, but as we surmised, the peas are no longer allowed to trespass.

No more free ranging, unfortunately. They will have to stay penned if they can’t stay on our property. We are planning on put up a large enclosure so they can have more room. I’m just sad for them.