Ribh's D'Coopage

[Grammy60]

Good morning/evening everyone

 

[LozzyR]

Nice and cozy!
I got a bed something like that - it may be the same one actually - and one of my cats almost never leaves it - so I got another in a different color - nobody will touch the new one.

Is that a bit like everyone wanting to lay in the same nest?

 

[rjohns39]

Good evening folks

 

[Grammy60]

Good morning/evening everyone

 

[BY Bob]

Good morning all from Fluffy Butt Acres

 

[BY Bob]

Work has been crazy. Here is my day late....

Koffee Klatch Wednesday Wherever

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[featherhead007]

You’re just looking for opportunities to post this photo!

Let him. I think that picture is cute as

 

[featherhead007]

I can help you out with one: Diarmuid is pronounced “Deer-mid”.

I pronounce Ben & Robin, “Ben & Jerry’s yum!

 

[Shadrach]

The neighbours have 2 white bantams.
Their dog thinks my white bantams belong next door & attempts to herd them along the fence line. Yesterday Mrs approached me & asked if I had a dozen eggs spare as one of her 2 has gone broody. I give all my spare eggs away @ church & hadn't collected yet so took her eggs over later ~ most large as the bantams aren't back laying yet. Mr answered the door. After thanking me for the eggs he cautiously enquired if I had a rooster. I assured him I have no rooster despite Aoife & Ha'penny's antics but there are quite a few people round here with chooks. I'm not sure I understand people's aversion to a rooster's crow. There are sirens going off constantly round here. Much more distracting! Anywho...Mrs came to the fence later to pay for the eggs, which was sweet of her as I don't charge. I'd rather see them used than wasted. And confession time: she has found the *rooster*. Her dominant hen is crowing! She was quite distressed but I assured her it's perfectly normal. I've had several crowing hens. Not sure how she's going to explain that one to hubby. He's not keen on the chooks as it is.​

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It can be very hard to convince people who don't know chickens that hens can and will crow. I must admit, when you first see and hear it it's a bit of a shock.

 

[Shadrach]

The hen in front is a complete terror. She's the last to bed. She's tried all the promising looking gaps in the fence. That's Matilda in white.