Most gardeners get followed around by a chirpy robin. So why do I get the chicken?
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Most gardeners get followed around by a chirpy robin. So why do I get the chicken?
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Off The Edge Gardening
Most places here you would be followed by ‘hissing’ mosquitoes, so I say, take the chicken 🙂
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Yes I would definitely take the chicken!
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Here it’s Canada geese who object to dogs in the garden.
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Well Canada geese a little big and a lot scarier. Poor dogs 😦
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Are they chicken manure pellets????!!
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Actually I was using them yesterday, but not at this precise moment!
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Cos you’re on the other side of the road…?
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Ha ha!
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Perhaps they think you will dig up some tasty morsel for them – slugs??
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I think she was eating the bugs and hopefully some slugs. Did you make it to Rosemoor last weekend?
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Yes, more pots of plants…!!!
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We can’t let ours free range because there are visiting predators, but they have a covered run and are outside year round. They seem happy and they leave fresh eggs which is the goal anyway. 🙂 Years back we had two miniature horses and one would follow me around like a big dog. I loved it. 🙂
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I love the idea of a minature pony following me around. Perhaps we can work on that!
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Ha ha. I hope that chicken has a gentle disposition.
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She is fearless and ignorant of what “shoo” means. Apart from that Gertie (as I have decided to call her) is of a very good disposition.
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