Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Owen is that you???



OK I'm beginning to think there is a conspiracy going on around here, first the sheep than the grandson, no Owen I'm afraid you cannot have this as a play house, we have cleaned it out to put all the new baby's in. On Saturday I repaired the chickens coop so the sheep could not enter anymore. It is know sheep proof but obviously not child proof hahaha!!! I love it. Two more sleeps before my guardian puppy arrives. The pup is coming from Oregon I will keep you posted on his arrival.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Do you see anything wrong with this picture???


OK the picture of the building you see is a chicken coop. Unless we are growing some new breed of chicken called a SHEEP!!! I'm pretty sure that is not were that crazy sheep is suppose to be. I always leave the door open a crack for the hens to come and go as they please, but never did I expect it to turn into a sheep barn.. I'm not sure if she is unhappy in the other BIG barn or if she is just wondering what it would be like to be a chicken?? Who knows for sure.

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Happy Mothers Day!


And that it is, the first thing to greet me today was the few tulips that decided to open up over night as you can see from the picture. Next we move onto the sweet sounds of baby chicks chirping happily away, over to the barn and I am greeted by the two runt pigs with there welcoming snorts (because I have food for them of course) and last but not least the sheep hollering at me because I have left them for last. I ask you what more could a mother ask for? Oh yes, and of course there are the two legged children in my life that have greeted me with Happy Mothers Day wishes as well.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Newest Additions

Well I figured if I'm going to be farming on a much larger scale, I might as well go for it. These are Black Aussie chicks ranging from one day old to ten days old. There are fourteen in total. I am hoping that the chicken gods do not bless me with to many roosters, but one never knows what will happen when you have a mixed bag. The sheep on the other hand I know immediately what I'm getting. I really like that whole concept much better. Well here it goes, just another adventure in farming and I do love farming. Ciaou for know.