Glimpses

Reflections

The whole flock greeted us as we arrived at the farm.

Fortunately we had a bucket full of food scraps for them. Ruby had to help clean them up.

Two of our young roosters posed for a picture. Notice their combs and waddles are larger than the hen on the right.

My husband showed me a recently build nest he spotted in the woods. We’re not sure who it belongs to. There were no eggs or babies in it.

I spent some time pulling weeds in the Prayer Garden and as I got up to empty my weed bucket I caught a glimpse of the setting sun.

I set my weed bucket down and grabbed my camera to get some photos of the bright orange ball in the sky.

I had to wander to the north a bit to get a shot that was more sun than trees.

As I returned to my weed bucket, I found that some of the chicks had decided to explore it.

Several years ago, my oldest daughter and her husband bought me a Solomon’s seal plant for Mother’s Day. I planted it in a wooded area and had a small fence around it so I could keep track of it. It came back for the first few years but last year it never came up. Last week I noticed it was up. It’s not flowering yet but should get small, white, bell-shaped flowers soon.

Peanut was resting in the multi-purpose chair. I call it the multi-purpose chair because a while earlier my husband had been sitting in it, and even earlier in the day one of the hens laid an egg in it. LOL!

Thanks for visiting!

24 thoughts on “Glimpses”

  6. I am seeing Solomon seal and False Solomon seal growing along the roadside when I walk lately. The mountains have been hazy for quite a few days now. Hopefully they get those fires out soon .

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    1. Chickens are a riot. Today we found two eggs in the chair. I guess another hen decided it was a good spot. The important thing is to look in the chair before sitting in it. So glad you stopped by. 🙂

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    1. It’s been very orange/red the last few nights. Dom said it was this morning when it was rising too. We agreed it was likely an effect of the Canadian wildfires.

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