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Below, is a photo of one of my best red hens. I call her Clarabelle  Here are my goats Roberta (left) and Josie (right) lounging lazily in the shade of a hackberry tree. In the South Texas heat, what else is there for these hot babes to do.  A couple of months back, we ordered some baby chicks. We ordered a dozen Rhode Island Red pullets and 4 White Leghorn pullets. For warmth, the supplier threw in (for free) several baby roosters (Those are the little black chicks.)  At our pond on the farm, all kinds of migratory birds stop and rest a spell. These black-bellied whistling ducks were born here. They migrate, but always return to their birthplace each year to breed and hatch their babies.   I have a firm belief that there is no such thing as too many critters! With that said, may I introduce you to my goose Cleo with her new baby, Lucy.  We look out our dining room window at the farm and watch all kinds of cute creatures lunching at our bird feeder. This little guy has become a regular.  To E-mail Cathy Click Here! |
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