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!
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The multipurpose chair comment made me chuckle. Must be comfortable enough!
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Yes! It gets lots of use.
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What a lovely sunset to lift your spirit after the chore of weeding–God’s reward to you for a job well done, I’m sure!
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God is great!!! 🙂
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Look how big those chick(ens) are! I like the idea of an all-purpose chair which began its day as a receptacle for a fresh egg.
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We just have to be careful when sitting down. LOL!
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I guess so – you have scrambled eggs on your chair! 🙂
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I love the chickens! So cute.
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Thanks! This is a great group of chicks!
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Your place looks like a happy place, Ruth. 🙂
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It really is, Mitzy!
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Your chickens look wonderful! I have Solomon’s Seal in my garden too—it’s so pretty 😊
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This is a great group of chicks – they are very happy and healthy.
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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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Solomon’s seal (roots) is said to have amazing health benefits. http://herbcraft.org/solseal.html
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You always have interesting things going on. Lovely post!
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Thanks Anne! Just little things that make life interesting and fun.
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It’s a pleasure pottering around your farm with you, Ruth!
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So happy you enjoyed this. Thanks for visiting.
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Lol your hen laid an egg in a chair? OMG! What fun! Lovely to see your post Ruth!
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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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They really are a riot, oh my God, how funny I’m glad you looked in the chair before sitting on it 😀😍
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I was looking at the sunset the other night and Chris said it has that hazey look to it because of the fires in Canada.
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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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Multi-purpose chair, HA! We have the multi-purpose laundry basket! 😆
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Chickens! You gotta love ’em!
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