I found our first blue-ish egg by one of the Auracanas sitting out in their chicken yard.
Apparently she hasn't figured out the nesting box arrangement in the coop.
Either that or she's an exhibitionist.
Don't try this at home.
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ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. We get farm fresh eggs and there is always one blue or green egg. Love it. Raining.....
Carol
I had forgotten about the saga of Mount Chicken Sh*t ... now you're making me giggle again. Make sure to keep that last photo away from your insurance agent.
ReplyDeleteSo funny!
ReplyDeleteMy Dad was a big gardener and took soil preparation seriously. Manure was added in the fall and the spring, I bet our neighbors loved us since we were city dwellers! They had a "double lot," that was planted with enough veges for 2 families. Mom canned all summer, I took for granted that everyone was eating like that! Love those beautiful colored eggs, she will eventually figure it out! The pup looks like a good driver, at least she's not texting...
ReplyDeleteLove your new fall header! Fingers crossed for no more chicken sh*t!!
ReplyDeleteHonk Honk Honk... Get out of the way world... dog coming through!!!
ReplyDeleteOh the life of farmers. I love your new header photo. I agree with you about chicken crap, but we have two chickens and surprisingly they don't put out that much odor. Thank heavens because me daughter loves them. Joni
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I was thinking when I got 8 more chicks this year. Now I have 16 and one rooster running toward me for treats every time I step outside. I have 3 hens that are half Americauna and 2 of them lay green eggs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. Your comment came through this morning just fine:-)
Good luck finding out what is in your soil. We did a test before we put down grass to make sure it would grow. Great picture of the eggs.
ReplyDeleteBailey probably drives better than a lot of the idiot's out on the road! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's; LOVE the one showing your home.
Hey can you send some eggs over? I'm out.
ReplyDeleteThat little boy stayed clean playing in the dirt. That's a good thing.
Have a great week!
bad driver!!!
ReplyDeletegood luck with the soil testing!
You know now that you said that about the chicken &%it, thats totally what they will tell you... of course, at least you have a steady supply!
ReplyDeleteThat last one is hilarious- just don't let my boys see it or I'll have a puppy in my lap the next time we go anywhere :)
Such talent!
ReplyDeleteare these your first eggs? We have ten layers and are getting 4-6 eggs per day. Love your new header pic! xo, Cheryl
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little, Dad would go to the local pony rides and get manure for the garden. He would put it in and water it good, then my sister and I would stomp around in it, to mix it up. When I think about that now... YIKES! I would never allow my kids to stomp manure, plus, now, you'd probably be turned over to CPS. Times have sure changed.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the animals are runnin' the show over there.. time to crack the whip, woman! ;)
ReplyDeleteI bet your sissy had a thing or two to say about the last pic! LOL!!
ReplyDeletexo, misha
I've found some eggs out in the chicken yard from first time layers. I think it sneaks up on them before they know what's happening, lol!
ReplyDeleteDirt? I wish we had some dirt rather than sand. I hope the test results give you some answers!
The doggie's loving being in control of the wheel!