I wanted to share with you a few scenes from around the farm this week.
Mmmm good. Annie enjoying the last of the (click here)> muscadines .
A good place for a head scratching.
White Ears decides this is the spot to rest a spell.
Happy Chickens! I started letting the chickens out of the pen during the day and they are loving it. I just hope the hawks don't love the chickens.
It gives the goats and chicken some mingling time together.
Which they all seem to enjoy.
We have a separate pen for the Silver and Golden Polish chickens because the others picked on them so badly. I let them out too and so far the other chickens haven't bothered them this time.
Where did everybody go?
Oh! There you are.
Have a great day!
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Wish I could wake up every Friday morning to the southern air and your farm lifestyle Pam :)
Love the photos! We are letting the chickens out too. When its feeding time though they sure can surround ya really quick. LOL
So are the goats itching themselves on the wood pile, or just having trouble walking straight?
Great pictures- it looks like everybody is enjoying themselves!!
And I hope the hawks stay away too. Darn things.
Great pix! What a great life!
My oldest daughter has always loved goats, finally at 39 she has left the big city life and returned to her roots. One of her goals is to get 2 or 4 goats. I have been sharing your blog with her.
Thank you,
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
Loved the photo tour--what a great bunch of animals. They look particularly contented.
Don't you wish you knew what they were saying to each other? Let's imagine...
"Yo, chicken--where'd you get that freakish hair style?" Annie asked the chicken.
The goat replied, "Your momma did my hair, you silly goat!"
"mmmmm" white ears butted in, "let's not bicker now folks, we're all of the same farm here."
And it goes on and on and on.
Next week on "As The Farm Turns"....
Thanks, Pam, I do so love to see thepics of the homeplace. You know farm is in my heart and yours is the closest I get to one.....
Big hugs.....
Gotta love those chicks hair do's lol
Wonderful pics of your farm. They made me smile :O)
What great pictures! I always love seeing your animals looking so happy.
Hi Pam,
Always enjoy the Life on the farm pictures...Is the very last chicken picture a polish? She's a beauty!
Tracey
I love those Polish Chickens, they look so classy! With their great "do" and all. Love all your pictures! :)
I love those polish chickens...I want one. Are your chickens laying eggs right now? None of mine are.
Hey Nunyaa,
You will just have to come stay awhile then. Pack them bags, girl.
Thanks
Hi Peggy. Thanks. They sure can surround you. They do love that chicken feed.lol..
Hey Jennifer's farmily. a little of both, I believe. They do love a good scratching. Thanks
Thanks Sondrelyn. I appreciate you stopping by and commenting.
Hi Dayphoto. I know your daughter will love her goats and her country life. Thanks for the visit.
Thanks Tomato Lady. They are a happy bunch, well most of the time.
They do have an occasional disagreement.
Hey Reynie, I laughed and laughed at your comment. That is so cute. I will have to do a soap opera version one day. Thanks
Thank-you so much Linda. I am happy you enjoy it. I appreciate you commenting. I do enjoy your sites so much also.
Hey Queenofplanethotflash. I appreciate your visit also. Thanks
Hi Christy. Thanks. It does make me feel good to see them happy too.
Hey Tracey. Yes, she is a Silver Polish and the sweetest chicken out there. She is farmMan's favorite. She follows him everywhere. Thanks
Hi Farsideof Fifty. The Polish chicks are strange and pretty at the same time.. Thanks.
Hey JillyBean. My chickens are all still laying right now. One way we found to keep them laying longer was to keep a light on in their pen at night. Thanks for the visit.
Thank-you everyone for your time to stop by and the comments.
Have a great day.
Pam
Goats and chickens! Fun, fun!
And you know how much I love your Polish chickens. hehe
We've not yet had any problems with our older hens picking on our younger polish chickens. And, as you know, our golden laced polish, Sultan Sid Vicious rules the coop. :)
I think alot of that picking on has to do with how large a coop or pen is, so that the chickens have room to move around, stay busy and not get bored and stressed by other chickens.
Your chickens are probably getting along better now because they are busy and happy foraging and exploring. Too busy to bother with your Polish cuties :)
Have a great weekend!
~Lisa
Oh, Pam, what a delightful tour of your farmlife! The animals are wonderful! I love that last chicken--how cute! And I am absolutely enamored of your donkey! He's great!
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