We feel so blessed to be able to provide this life for her! Thank you!

Me too! We hope she treasures these memories her entire life!

Thank you so much! Blessings to you too!

Thank you! We can’t wait to make birdhouses!

They're such a joy :) Eleanor has always had a natural gentle way with animals that we encourage. Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! They are super sweet to us too!

Thank you Bessie! Yes she does!

Yes she is! Thank you Kathy.

Thank you for your kind words and appreciation Teri :)

Thank you! She sure makes life more fun!

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Thank you! Yes, Beyoncé runs the show around here 🤣

Thank you! Blessings to you as well!

She's a wonderful mama!

Aren’t they!? We are loving them!

Thank you! We are so enjoying them!

Thank you! We are just trying to soak it all up as we go along!

Thank you Carolyn!

I agree!

Thank you Deborah! I love having different breeds and colors.

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Thank you! Snakes come for eggs and for rodents that may be drawn by excess or leftover feed in the coop. The best ways to keep snakes away is a secure coop with no gaps over half an inch, only feed enough food for 1 meal for your flock at a time, or remove feed at night, and to collect eggs often. We have seen a handful of snakes this year, but haven't had any in the coops in nearly 2 years until this week, where we've had 1 in a secure coop (that has a wider door gap) and in a free range nest in our open barn. We've been in a pretty extreme drought all summer and finally started getting rain in the last week, which I think has brought the snakes out in search of a good meal and some water. Snakes that like to get into chicken coops are very rarely venomous.

@@HeadFamilyFarm Woooah. lol. Okay well, at least there is a way to keep them out of the coop, I wouldn't want any surprises. Thanks for the tips I will remember this!