Sunday Morning
Sep. 4th, 2011 11:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trystinnIts a beautiful and bright morning here, I'm in awe that its gone by so quickly.
The bantam cochin cockerels are being bullies, so they've been banished to the duckling grow out pen. I tossed them in there this morning, which means I'll be out there this afternoon throwing down new hay for them to peck through.
Lots of poultry movements:
The Khaki Campbell ducklings and their mom, Lucy, are back in the KC pen with Bernie. He's thrilled.
Mamma Onyx is in the Rowdy Roost pen brooding, again.
Mamma Wendy and her tiny brood are in the new nursery brooder hutch.
Mamma Salt and her three are in the grow out pen attached to the blue shed coop.
Onyx's three blue chicks are growing out in the Bantie Barn. Once they get to a decent, adolescent size we'll incorporate them into the blue shed coop. Though, we're going to have to rehome the cockerel before that happens.
I'm still tweaking the living room and have spent most of the morning running laundry (curtains, sofa covers, living room blankets, etc). The kitchen counters are cleared off and I'm just waiting on the contractor to show up to paint the ceiling. I likely should be going through the cupboards and cabinets to find things to donate to thrift shops, but instead I'm taking it easy and trying to keep my feet up. At this rate, its going to take me a few days to recover and frankly, I just don't have them to spare.
Kevin and Lisa came by just awhile ago to drop off the carpet and pad at the dump. I have no idea what's on their schedule today.
The bantam cochin cockerels are being bullies, so they've been banished to the duckling grow out pen. I tossed them in there this morning, which means I'll be out there this afternoon throwing down new hay for them to peck through.
Lots of poultry movements:
The Khaki Campbell ducklings and their mom, Lucy, are back in the KC pen with Bernie. He's thrilled.
Mamma Onyx is in the Rowdy Roost pen brooding, again.
Mamma Wendy and her tiny brood are in the new nursery brooder hutch.
Mamma Salt and her three are in the grow out pen attached to the blue shed coop.
Onyx's three blue chicks are growing out in the Bantie Barn. Once they get to a decent, adolescent size we'll incorporate them into the blue shed coop. Though, we're going to have to rehome the cockerel before that happens.
I'm still tweaking the living room and have spent most of the morning running laundry (curtains, sofa covers, living room blankets, etc). The kitchen counters are cleared off and I'm just waiting on the contractor to show up to paint the ceiling. I likely should be going through the cupboards and cabinets to find things to donate to thrift shops, but instead I'm taking it easy and trying to keep my feet up. At this rate, its going to take me a few days to recover and frankly, I just don't have them to spare.
Kevin and Lisa came by just awhile ago to drop off the carpet and pad at the dump. I have no idea what's on their schedule today.
