yes, my barn boots go up to the mid calf and water proof, and not bad in snow either, nothing worse than busting the rear- end trying to get to the barn to feed, slipping and slidingI wouldn't call that a boot, more like crocks and also wouldn't call that backless, it has a back, just small.
The boots I ware come up to my knees.
i've had those before, two true pairs. loved the whistles so beautifulYou take it easy.
They are Eastern Rosellas which have naturalised here but they aren't in great enough numbers to be considered a pest (unlike Rainbow Lorikeets which they had to eradicate). We have a small flock round where we are at the moment and I love hearing and seeing them. Occasionally they come and feed on our back lawn.
(not a great photo because I had to take it from inside as they are shy but here's two of our resident birds):
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I was thinking how much I was going to miss them. So seeing all those birds had me sold (plus the property smelt like Christmas because of all the recently chopped down pines). We're going up again tomorrow unless there is some disaster at DH's work. Fingers crossed!
, so are all the grass keets and too's
Even with good boots on, when I lived in the cold country (North Texas) I still busted my rear many times during the winter months on my way to feed.yes, my barn boots go up to the mid calf and water proof, and not bad in snow either, nothing worse than busting the rear- end trying to get to the barn to feed, slipping and sliding
i've had those before, two true pairs. loved the whistles so beautiful
You take it easy.
They are Eastern Rosellas which have naturalised here but they aren't in great enough numbers to be considered a pest (unlike Rainbow Lorikeets which they had to eradicate). We have a small flock round where we are at the moment and I love hearing and seeing them. Occasionally they come and feed on our back lawn.
(not a great photo because I had to take it from inside as they are shy but here's two of our resident birds):
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I was thinking how much I was going to miss them. So seeing all those birds had me sold (plus the property smelt like Christmas because of all the recently chopped down pines). We're going up again tomorrow unless there is some disaster at DH's work. Fingers crossed!
Boss is a slave driverMorning DMC, sometimes you have to play hooky, I mean, gee how easy could it be all you have to do is ask the boss!
I should have checked back earlier, I workedI think your "boss" has been outvoted...take the day off and play
Don’t think I can do lazy, but its not my corpse they’ll find on that mountain
Where is she? I miss Teila too.
I had a friend in NS that bred those. She was old then, likely she is no longer with us. They are such beautiful birds!You take it easy.
They are Eastern Rosellas which have naturalised here but they aren't in great enough numbers to be considered a pest (unlike Rainbow Lorikeets which they had to eradicate). We have a small flock round where we are at the moment and I love hearing and seeing them. Occasionally they come and feed on our back lawn.
(not a great photo because I had to take it from inside as they are shy but here's two of our resident birds):
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I was thinking how much I was going to miss them. So seeing all those birds had me sold (plus the property smelt like Christmas because of all the recently chopped down pines). We're going up again tomorrow unless there is some disaster at DH's work. Fingers crossed!
