May 2
Olivia on the hunt for mock strawberries. She's such a cute little microraptor lol
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Olivia on the hunt for mock strawberries. She's such a cute little microraptor lol
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Some sketches of these wonderful little ladies who kindly give away their unfertilized children for food
The babies have gotten Lorge
your blog has reminded me again of how much i want a snake— or several!! i’m in no position to get one right now but the degree of longing i feel going through your blog is crazy :’)
Hello friend!
I love it when folks tell me that they're not getting a snake because they're not currently in a snake-positive living situation.
While I'm not happy that you can't have a snake (that's sad!) I am happy that you're being real and that you are putting a snake's long term well-being over your personal desire to have one. That's very cash money of you.
I sincerely hope that the future brings you a situation in which you have the resources to support as many snakes as you desire! For right now, though, I'm here to provide imagery of cute snakes with none of the smells, emotional circumstances, or cumbersome responsibility that the real thing entails.
Also, I feel the exact same way when I scroll chicken blogs so... Yeah same.
So our neighbor down the road who works at the general store nearby heard that some of our hens had been killed. She has chickens as well, specifically, two Polish bantam hens who are getting beat up by her rooster.
She just offered to give them to us because she knows they're unhappy and just wants them to have a peaceful all-girl flock, which our girls can definitely provide. The weird thing is, I've always wanted Polish hens, and my mom wanted another bantam (as Pearl, our old English game bantam who was killed was definitely her baby). And here's these two, needing a new home.
I'm beyond excited to introduce them to our girls, who have definitely been sad and traumatized. They're so, so good with new birds being introduced and I think this will make them all feel happier. I'll try to post pictures of them as soon as we get them settled into their temporary pen!
They grow so fast.
Our first batch of chickens turned 1 year old today! Happy birthday to Henrietta, Emerson, Gareth, Bertie, Evie, Agatha, and Kylo!