This post is about Sunday the adventures of the pigs, but the
story will begin with a hen.
The hens and Julio will soon be free to roam about wherever they
please, but right now are confined to the Summer Coop-yard and this grassy area
that I have added. Someone in this photo
stands out a bit from the usual color palette of my Ole Lake Reds – do you see
her?
Meet Barack the Barred Rock! .
I had an appeal from another "chicken lady" – a senior citizen
who loves her hens but was finding the obligations of chicken keeping to be a
bit much. She has two hens that will be
joining my flock, but one is staying with her for now due to an injury inflicted by a
neighbor dog. Anyway, Barack was delivered on
Sunday morning and as I stood in the driveway visiting with her owner, a pig
trotted by.
Here we go again...
I did not mention pigs in my last post, but two weeks ago
the post was mostly about rounding up rogue pigs on that Sunday morning. Last week I could have pretty much repeated the
post but chose not to – it seemed too repetitive! When we went to bed this Saturday night, I may
have mentioned to Kevin that I was hoping that this Sunday morning wouldn’t be a repeat
of the last two. Guess I shouldn’t have
said that!
Anyway, the pigs were rounded up again safely and returned to their
piggy paddock but not without some fun on their part and sweat on ours.
I suspect that big spotted one in the middle is the instigator but who knows!
I will close with a couple of sunflowers pictures. They are so fun to have blooming so
profusely!
And this one I have featured on our farm facebook page so many of you have
seen it, but for those who have not, I present “The Mutant”!
Until next time, be well friends!
Love the sunflowers. I didn't even plant any this year.
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