Poor chickens.
It doesn't matter how many piles of wood chips we put in their run, it's a muddy disaster.
So aren't these lovely ladies glad for a dry day. Free of snow! Free of rain!
So they can kick up some dirt and have a nice little dust bath. I've seen every single one out getting her bathing beauty on. So sorry backyard landscaping. You were nice while you lasted.
Excuse me woman, but do you mind? A little privacy would be nice.
Speaking of birds...this is the shot out of my bathroom window yesterday morning...how many robin redbreasts can you count? This wasn't even all, it was just all I could get in the frame. And they were hanging out in every tree I could see.
Wait for it...
SPRING IS COMING!!!!!!
Thanks for reading!
Wait for it...
SPRING IS COMING!!!!!!
Thanks for reading!
Heather
Say it again, would ya??? "Spring is coming," "Spring is coming," "Spring is coming!" :)
ReplyDeleteI count eight!! I'm so jealous that you can see earth. Alls I see when I look out is snow in the ground. The little miss chickies look like their enjoying the warmer weather ;)
ReplyDeleteOur snow is finally melting too and I might like a dust bath myself. Anything besides sheet rock dust! Fun post Heather and thanks for the morning smile!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky to have robins! We probably won't see any here until May. A sure sign of spring. I bet your chickens are loving the warmth and you probably are too! Happy Valentines Day!
ReplyDeletePromise? I desperately need to believe spring is coming. What great pictures. You started my day out with a smile.
ReplyDeleteBah Humbug. It's snowing like a freaking mofo here.
ReplyDelete-andi
Oh happy almost spring, hope it comes soon. Love the chickens and the obits we don't have them here.
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