Spotted chickens seem meant for me don't you think ? After all I have spotted sheep, spotted ducks, and a blog called Spot on Cedar Pond ! These are my new chickens, Paint Silkies. They are immature half-grown chicks, and I am pretty excited about them.
My hens are finally laying more eggs . Next month I can begin to expect lambs , order my new chicks, and begin thinking about..... well, check out some of my goals for my poultry here* and tell me what you think !
In June 2016 we sold Cedar Pond and moved over the mountains and far away. We now live in Deer Park , WA where the weather is a bit more extreme than Cedar Pond's and in spite of the challenges we're rejoicing in life in our new home with field and forest just outside our back door. God is so good to us !
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"It is well to remember that the entire population of the universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others." A.Holmes
8 comments:
Big smile from me - I enjoyed reading about your passion for the chickens and ducks.
Spotted chickens are therefore quite appropriate to join the rest of your spotted group.
Spotted chickens seem a perfect fit for you, Kathy. It sounds like you have your work cut out for you with the plans you've made. :)
I think you hit the jackpot with the spotted chickens. (Golly, they are so cute) Perfect for the spotted crew. You just amaze me Kathy at all you accomplish. I am amazed you ever have time to sit for a cuppa tea...
wow, where have I been? I didn't realize you had so many chicks, doves, geese etc. in addition to all your other spotted critters! I can't imagine shoveling all that stuff but I bet it does wonders for the gardens. I like your list...best wishes.
oooh this makes me miss my hens. Yes, I do believe that spotted hens are meant for you at your Spot on Cedar Pond!
well I can see you save time and money at Easter because your eggs are already pretty.
Kathy,
Aren't these egg colors fabulous! So interesting and pretty.
Blessings to you this winter,
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They are very pretty!
Hugs,
Kathy M.
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