Farm Animals

   I was out walking around our property recently and was enjoying visiting with the farm animals.  They each have their own personality and I never get tired of looking at them or taking their picture.  If this is not your thing, just skip today's post and I'll see you tomorrow.  :-)

Our blue Cochin chicken

Our nanny Boer goat.

Jasper

Mozart, our tufted duck

Don't you just love his pompadour and his coloring?!

Sheera, our guard dog.  We love her so much and she is so protective of our family.

She is a mixed breed.  Her father was a  Polish rooster and her mother  was the blue Cochin.

"Y"...well just because.  (lol)

The woods are still pretty in the winter time. 

Rooster crowing and duck quacking

Just our rooster looking around

 

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Animals in the Fall

   I just went out visiting the animals on and around our farm today and wanted to share with you what I saw.

This is our nanny Boer goat.  

Minnie and Jasper (our resident donkeys) coming to greet me.  Minnie is Jasper's momma.

Minnie.

Minnie doesn't understand personal space.  ;-)

Mozart our tufted duck.  

Mozart (I'm sure you see why he has that name).  

Our big Rhode Island Red rooster. 

Our Silver Laced Wyandotte rooster.

This is our Silver laced Phoenix and his mates that are golden laced Phoenix breed.

Sheera, our resident guard dog. 

   Thank you for letting us share our life on the farm and a few of the animals that live here with us.

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   Bubba is my 15 year old son.  Bless his heart, he gets himself into such situations; hence, the title.  Again!  If you remember back a few months there was a post, "Poor Bubba" where he got himself stuck in mud up past his boots and could not get out.  Well, he's done it again!
     Bubba went out to do his chores and we faintly here him yelling for help.  We weren't too worried because this happens frequently.  The boy falls at least once EVERY SINGLE day.  He gets hurt on a daily basis.  I was the same way when I was younger.  Anyway...I go out to see what happened THIS time.  I walk around the house and then busted out laughing.  This is what I see:

Inprisoned Bub!

  Yep, he's locked in one of the chicken coops.  Apparently, Jasper (the baby donkey) and his momma Minnie wanted to follow him in and eat some of the chicken feed so Bub closed the door behind him.  Jasper didn't appreciate it and locked him in.  See the wood piece there on the door, Jasper used his nose to turn it and locked Bub inside.  

    Bub didn't appreciate me running to get the camera before releasing him but this moment HAD to be reported!

The guilty party!

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