Me too, but if you leave it in long enough they figure it out.I don't have the heart to do that.
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Me too, but if you leave it in long enough they figure it out.I don't have the heart to do that.
they are really so cute!!!
The pair of them look like butter wouldn't melt in their mouths but the one on the left is a bit of a handful.they are really so cute!!!
Oh dear, are they both broody?
No they're not Meg but they're thinking about it. Both these two go completely flat when broody.Oh dear, are they both broody?
Are you still feeling crummy Cap? I know what you mean about hubs not helping. I have to do it all for the most part.I have the Mule loaded up, going back at it soon. I think I likely will sell the turkeys. There is just too much to do when I don't feel good, and hubby doesn't help. Most of the quail will be sold too. Need to cut back the feed bills.
How are your critters doing, IM?
I'm afraid that will happen here if we have a heavy snow. My netting has 1" openings so I'm hoping the snow will fall through it. So far, with the light dustings, that is what has happened.Usually Cash sleeps between our heads. I'm just surprised he didn't wake me up this morning as I'm a pretty light sleeper.
Because he is diabetic he eats a special, high protein 0 carb food along with his insulin injections. Problem is, the other cats love the food so we have to keep it picked up and set it down when he wants it. At 135 dollars a 25 pound bag, it's a luxury the healthy cats can't enjoy.
I lost 50% of my run nets to the recent snow/ice storm we had here. Finally got the 50% that were ruined up off the ground and the uncovered run blocked off from the other birds so they could get outside.
They are calling for freezing drizzle tomorrow night here. I'll probably have to replace more nets after that!
I love the pic of the two little ladies in the nest. We were able to get 6 bales of oat straw from an Amish neighbor. I stuffed the nesting boxes full. The birds found it delicious!