Rounding the far turn and entering the home stretch with the back yard! 
 We're down to the last bank of juniper/cypress plants.  This batch is 
harboring more big rocks than the others, and just as much trash.  But 
be gone they eventually will be, although we're trying to salvage some 
of the cypress plants as cover for the chickens for now.
The
 ones on the left have been partially cleaned up and shaped.  Today we 
found more rotting dog toys, several balls, a large yellow plastic dish 
and a child's sweatshirt, plus a metric ton of trash.
Also, I made a fertile egg trade with a local lady and got these lovelies!
I
 gave her some Belgian d'Uccle, Americauna, Giant Cochin, Brahma, Barred
 Rock and New Hampshire eggs.  She has a mixed flock like ours, with 
Light Brahma and Golden Polish roos running with Sicilian Buttercup, 
Silver Laced Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Leghorn, Golden Polish, Light 
Brahma and Orpington hens.  They go into the incubator along with our 
hen's eggs on Saturday!
Yay for more chickens with silly doodads on their heads! 


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