Halloween Hen House – Having some fun putting the poultry away on All Hallows’ Eve
Exceptionally mild weather and full Winter plumage means our poultry are roosting in the trees. Temps exceptionnellement doux et plein plumage d’hiver signif…
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lol They were like nuuuu mummy no bright lightssss i iz tireddd
This was so cool! Thank you for sharing
Thanks! I know exactly the illustration you mean. We also have another half
Polish pure cream hen, who was too far up the fig tree to film, she looks
exactly like and owl, in fact that is her name! All the very best, Sue
Thank-you, glad you enjoyed it and the same to you from all of us here,
Sue, Andy and les Chickies
Aaww thanks! We had a great time, hope you did too! All the very best,
Pavlovafowl aka Sue
Thanks! Much appreciate your comment. All the best, Pavlovafowl aka Sue
Hi Dale thanks! No we thought raccoons were fluffy and sweet , we never
realised they were chicken murderers – another illusion shattered!! All the
best from sunny France, Sue
Thanks Christiane. I have really got into the spirit of Celtic tradition
this year and stored up so much food for the dark days to follow. I spent
all yesterday roasting and peeling chestnuts and cooking up all the
windfall apples. Andy has been cutting up non-carpentry grade pallets so I
think we are both preparing for a hard Winter. You keep warm too and I wish
you all the best for Summer’s End in a toast of Normandie kir (our version)
cider and rose hip cordial, Slàinte mhath! Bisous Sue
You are welcome! That’s what we meant it to do! All the best from France,
Pavlovafowl aka Sue
Thanks! Those were just a selection of them – the tree-dwellers! Much
appreciate your comments and all the very best, Pavlovafowl aka Sue
Thanks! We had such fun making it. All the very best, Pavlovafowl aka Sue
Putting away the hens can be a tedious business, when they decide to roost
high up in the trees – so tonight we thought we’d make it more amusing for
us. They had fun too.
So clever and artfully spooky!
Wonderful!!! Thanks for sharing on the night of All Hallows’ Eve! Days are
Stay warm (it’s
getting shorter but light will defeat darkness once more
warmer than usual here too), over the long months of winter. Bisous,
Christiane.
This is so cute! Happy Halloween girl hens and boys roosters and Sue and
Andy!!
Made me smile, thank you.
Beautiful birdies! Rufus looks very “owlish” up in the tree.
Very spooky…….. I loved it. Obviously you don’t have raccoons if my
hens weren’t under lock and key by sun set they would soon vanish.
LOL! You two are great! Love the birds – hope you both had a nice
Halloween, too
love it very clever
Cool! I’m in Love with your feathered friends. Nicely done.