Spilling the Tea (chat thread)

[Duck_life]

You mean snow? I said the S word!! (I already have it, so who cares. )

Shhh! Don't let the chickens/ducks/guineas hear you! They thought the snow would be cleared by tomorrow.. I lied to them They'll eat my brother if they find out!

 

[Duck_life]

That's all we have had for several days! I'm soggy as a piece of toast dropped in coffee and forgotten!!! Or should I say a crumpet found at the bottom of the tea cup after the tea was spilled.

A bit dissolved, huh? I'd rather the rain than snow right now. My muscovies are now just ice statues in my yard

 

[FortCluck]

I almost fell on my rear the other day slipping on mud! I think I'm going to have to re-seed the fenced in free range area. It's disgusting right now! Hoping the weeds will grow in. We technically don't have much grass, but our lawn is nice and green

 

[ValerieJ]

A bit dissolved, huh? I'd rather the rain than snow right now. My muscovies are now just ice statues in my yard

And I'll take the snow! My chickens are not deterred by a bit of white stuff, and I put straw down for their pleasure. I did that in the rain today and tomorrow, you'd never know I did. Ugh. I love the rain, because it makes my home beautiful, but I just want my chickens to be happy. Soon!

 

[cluckmecoop7]

If I had enough chickens, then they could mow my back yard! I wouldn't need to. (In summer, of course.) Oh, but they would leave a lot of something behind.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

BTW, good morning to all!

 

[cluckmecoop7]

An eel we saw at the aquarium store the other day. It kept showing me it's teeth

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He's scary!!!

 

[cluckmecoop7]

This is a picture of a alpaca farm I visited about 1 year ago. Just wanted to share.....

 

[ValerieJ]

If I had enough chickens, then they could mow my back yard! I wouldn't need to. (In summer, of course.) Oh, but they would leave a lot of something behind.

We call that fertilizer.

 

[FortCluck]

We call that fertilizer.

I just added the wood shavings from our coop to the top of my garden boxes. I'll put fresh soil on top and it'll do its thing until spring then I'll plant and hopefully be more successful