HELLO
With temps in the 40′s today no wonder there was a robin in the apple tree. But tonight it will go down to 6 degrees, I hope the robin can find some shelter.
FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW
These footprints are from a neighborhood cat named Pumpkin. He makes the rounds daily.
After a snowstorm its interesting to see who came and went. I really didn’t know we had any rabbits around until the last snow storm when I saw some track going to my son’s house. There are bird tracks all over.
Helen
Helen was the first one in the nest box this morning. She was all business but no egg!
FROZEN PUMPKINS
Well, I got busy in the late fall and left these pumpkins out on the porch, of course they froze. I decided to bring in the biggest one and let it thaw and this morning gave it to the back hens and they loved it.
In the middle of February the local online chicken group are having a chicken chat at a farm in Hatfield. Last year I went and found it invaluable. This year it looks like double the crowd will be there. I hope to have some questions answered about the coop in back which is so damp and the greenhouse. Looking forward to lots of chicken talk.
I hope you have a wonderful day and many thanks for reading my blog.
Carole
Poor Robin…I hope he survives the cold weather…and all of you there too!
It looks mighty cold, so far we have escaped a really cold spell but that could change, raining cats and dogs at the moment. Do you give your hens the pumpkins as a natural wormer and do you find it works?