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Tag Archives: chickens
Autumnal Equinox at Pretty Bird Farm
Autumnal Equinox at Pretty Bird Farm I wanted to share some pictures of our garden as it transitions into fall. While this blog post is a couple weeks late, the pictures are from the Fall Equinox in late September. The … Continue reading
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News from the Coop at Pretty Bird Farm
We have a rooster! Or at least two! (Please don’t let there be more than two). Our Blue Ameracauna has been looking a little suspicious for the past few weeks. It’s nearly twice the size (at 4 months) of some … Continue reading
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