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:) They sure were. But happy now.

The wild birds here too yesterday going mad about the Currawongs especially the pee wees and willy wagtails. The Currawongs usually mean we are in for bad weather. And they are meat eaters will kill baby birds.:frow

Here are the 2 girls and Featherfoot on the 6 acre farm southern New South Wales Australia

Featherfoot the silkie rooster named because of the aboriginal name of the gidarchi medicine man, he also has feather feet. Amber the cream silkie was adopted, and named because of her colour. And little Damsel, is what my grandmother used to call me many years ago. As now in my 70s.

Hi Mary Jane, just baked some pumpkin for chooks. Learnt that dried pumpkin seeds in the sun only and crushed up when dry put in chook food is a good natural worm preventative. Do you know if this is true don’t think it would hurt.