Silkie thread!

[Herducks]

I set her in the tree, I found some branches that were sturdy and set her up. She was very content though. Sat and just looked around while I took a bunch of pictures.

 

[ChicksNherps]

I set her in the tree, I found some branches that were sturdy and set her up. She was very content though. Sat and just looked around while I took a bunch of pictures.

Too bad she isn't a partridge silkie

though that would have to be a pear tree...

 

[chicknlove]

you,RED me,BLUE

 

[chicknlove]

you,RED me,BLUE

My apologies. I was hacked by my 8 yr old

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Quote: Look at the back, not neck & breast colouring.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Quote:

(this is from quite a few years ago)

 

[sheeshshe]

I just put that chicken documentary in my Netflix feed. HAHA, I cant wait to see the eyes roll from my DH. haha!


I wonder what my cats would do if I put some chickens in the tree? LOL. eh, hubby would never allow it. haha!



OK, on a serious note... the small coop I have for the silkies gets all wet when it rains. the ventilation is at the top and the length of the top of the coop, on both sides. I didn't build it, it was given to us 3 years ago. but it is just the top 6 inches of the coop, fencing material. so when it rains, the rain just blows in and gets everything all wet. What can I do to stop that from happening? Is there some type of fabric I could put over it to prevent it from blowing in, but allow the air to still flow through?

 

[blessedchick]

(this is from quite a few years ago)

LOL! How ADORABLE!!

 

[Chickengirl47]

Sheeshshe, maybe try putting a tarp on the top?? That's what I did once. Do you have any pictures of your coop? It would be easier...

 

[ChicksNherps]

I just put that chicken documentary in my Netflix feed. HAHA, I cant wait to see the eyes roll from my DH. haha!


I wonder what my cats would do if I put some chickens in the tree? LOL. eh, hubby would never allow it. haha!



OK, on a serious note... the small coop I have for the silkies gets all wet when it rains. the ventilation is at the top and the length of the top of the coop, on both sides. I didn't build it, it was given to us 3 years ago. but it is just the top 6 inches of the coop, fencing material. so when it rains, the rain just blows in and gets everything all wet. What can I do to stop that from happening? Is there some type of fabric I could put over it to prevent it from blowing in, but allow the air to still flow through?

How about the visors they have on car windows? To keep the rain from coming in when you crack the windows?