Oooh! Beautiful! Good thing I am not your neighbor or I'd dash over to eat that lovely bunch of wildflowers! I really think you need a lovely goat or two to join your family there... Wouldn't that be fun? Can you eventually let the wee chicks (well...actually not so wee) out to walk around? I wonder if they will have muscle problems because they are factory bred.
We have those red poppies come up wild all through our region and, amazingly, they always appear around November 11, the end of spring and Remembrance Day.
From Cowra to Bungendore, Cooma to Marulan, the fields are full with their blooms in Novemeber.
Love the poppies!
ReplyDeleteHungry little chickens, huh? Fatten 'em up!
Oooh! Beautiful! Good thing I am not your neighbor or I'd dash over to eat that lovely bunch of wildflowers! I really think you need a lovely goat or two to join your family there... Wouldn't that be fun? Can you eventually let the wee chicks (well...actually not so wee) out to walk around? I wonder if they will have muscle problems because they are factory bred.
ReplyDeletelovely lovely - I've planted a wild flower border nothing hapened yet
ReplyDeletejust lovely!
ReplyDeleteHungry little critters! Nice border.
ReplyDeleteWe have those red poppies come up wild all through our region and, amazingly, they always appear around November 11, the end of spring and Remembrance Day.
ReplyDeleteFrom Cowra to Bungendore, Cooma to Marulan, the fields are full with their blooms in Novemeber.
I like them and find them so poignant!