Thanks. Bobby has a knack for building anything. He grumbles a lot, but I know he enjoys the challenge.
Yesterday I let the girls into the garden space. They had a ball scratching around in the soft dirt looking for worms, etc. And now my garden is beautifully turned and aerated. I bought seeds for kale and lettuce and spinach for them. I'm going to plant some in window boxes under the front windows in the coop so they have their own private stash.
It's extremely windy this morning and the girls are picking up the quince blossom petals that are flying around. That ought to keep them busy for awhile! My new composter is next to the fence where the quince bush (it's a monster) grows, so they've been sitting up on top of the composter picking at the bush. Except that Gladys went over the fence into the front yard and then freaked out when the neighbor's dog started barking. Gonna have to keep them off the top of the composter, I guess. It's always something...
Lavender Orpington hatching eggs are due to arrive today. The incubator is all set up and waiting. And Auntie Roberta has given me her expert advice. Fingers crossed everyone. Think hens.
Yesterday I let the girls into the garden space. They had a ball scratching around in the soft dirt looking for worms, etc. And now my garden is beautifully turned and aerated. I bought seeds for kale and lettuce and spinach for them. I'm going to plant some in window boxes under the front windows in the coop so they have their own private stash.
It's extremely windy this morning and the girls are picking up the quince blossom petals that are flying around. That ought to keep them busy for awhile! My new composter is next to the fence where the quince bush (it's a monster) grows, so they've been sitting up on top of the composter picking at the bush. Except that Gladys went over the fence into the front yard and then freaked out when the neighbor's dog started barking. Gonna have to keep them off the top of the composter, I guess. It's always something...
Lavender Orpington hatching eggs are due to arrive today. The incubator is all set up and waiting. And Auntie Roberta has given me her expert advice. Fingers crossed everyone. Think hens.
