Another mile stone reached this weekend - the run is officially fenced in and the birds did a bit of exploring outside. The Husband needs to beef up a couple of spots with some hardware cloth, which he was doing on Monday. This double fencing will serve multiple purposes: to protected against predators, to keep birds from going under the fence, and to keep the dogs out. Ben in particular is quite transfixed by this peeping cheeping activity.
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| "Hey! Lookit this!" |
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| "You go first." "No, I insist...you go first!" "Hmm...what's this?" (The Bernadette's are the curious chicks) |
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| Group decision, just shove someone out the door. Just happened to be one of the Burnadette's. |
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| The Bernadette's have flown the coop! It took about 15 minutes for the rest to follow suit. |
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| A Sheldon (Australorp breed) |
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| Bernadette front left, Penny center, Bernadette right |
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| Penny's (Golden Laced Wyandottes) |
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| Coop run on the side (painting still in progress) |
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| Inside the run (again, painting still a work in progress) |
2 comments:
Yea! I can't believe how fast the kids are growing.
Looks like once they got outside they decided it was quite alright!!! Love seeing pictures of the chicks!
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