The most excitement we've had recently: the mobile coop moving to the back pasture. It has caused the chickens major confusion. There are chickens everywhere. Colonel Brandon #1 has decided to stay in the front pasture, Colonel Brandon #2 has claimed the mobile coop and the lower back pasture, and unfortunately, Oklahoma thinks he needs to live in the backyard. Most of the hens travel back and forth.
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| Colonel Brandon #2 loves the change. |
Almond thinks sheep also deserve to be driven from pasture to pasture.
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| Where's my chauffeur? |
Otherwise, things have been pretty much the same as usual. The sheep beg for treats.
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| Elvira, Hazel, & Filly |
Barack inspects everything with a thorough sniff.
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| Will the lambs' vaccine pass sniff-spection? |
The white chickens harass the sheep. (Oddly enough, they get on well with other species.) Note how the brown chicken is waiting for the lambs to finish eating. The white chicken...well, not so much.
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| Dear chicken, the lambs are bigger than you and some have horns. |
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At the end of each day, everyone goes to bed. Even the roaming chickens.
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| The evening stampede. |
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