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| Some type of wild oats I'm saving the seeds on. My goats/turkey/ducks/geese/chickens all think this stuff is super tasty |
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| Daisy hiding in the landscape |
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| Lilies |
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| Tire swing |
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| Apricots, still not quite there yet |
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| The garden, a month after planting looks amazing |
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| Kissee and York hiding in the pasture shed |
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| The boys, now almost 10 weeks old |
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| Don't they look like trouble? |
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| This is one of the roosters free ranging, recovering from a tail wound (that is why his tail is purple) |
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| fresh eggs! I love having fresh eggs all the time :) |
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| The hen chicks, almost 10 weeks old |
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| look at these turkeys- 9 weeks old- huge! |
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| teenage African goose - 9 weeks |
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| The remaining pekin ducks and crested drakes |
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| so if you whistle to turkeys, the boys will bark back |
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| their heads turn red when they are excited- this one in front is the dominant male turkey of the bunch |
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| this one I'm pretty sure is one of the hens, we suspect there are 2 |
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| no idea what these are called, but I like them |
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| My son's play house, 3rd hand toys are the best! |
Hey Melody,
ReplyDeleteReally enjoying your blog. My Mom calls those flowers "Red Hot Pokers". I'm sure Google knows if that's accurate or not, but I just like the name, so I'll leave it mystery for myself!
Thats a good enough name for me :) Thats pretty much what they look like.
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