Thursday evening when I got home this is how much we had gotten through the day. Now you may think this is a strange way to calculate how much snow has fallen but for some reason the snow that piles up on our deck seems to give us a pretty accurate depth.
And of coarse at the end of the path the girls await. They are really getting tired of being shut in. I think in the next couple of days they might be able to get out in the run again.
They love to eat the snow that I track into the hen house when I go to feed and change their water. I usually scoop a lot of snow up in the waterer for them before I take it back inside.
My black Jersey Giant has started molting. She always molts this time of the year and she ends up with a featherless neck for months. She is such a pretty chicken and has such a very sweet nature also, that is is sad to see her look so messy for months. She is the large chicken on the roost.
A few more snowy pictures:
"He spreads the snow like wool and scatters the frost like ashes." Psalm 147:16
My favorite Charlie Brown tree, I have to take a picture of it every year.
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6 comments:
I loved seeing your snow pictures and also the chickens. I don't have chickens...just wish I did. My sister has 22 so I love going to visit her so I can bring some eggs home with me. :) blessings, marlene
tennessee. Wow! what lovely photos! I wish we had a little of that snow. Just wish we would have a little winter in Tennessee. I know, we always want what we do not have. Have a wonderful weekend! I always tell my students that tomorrow is Sleep-late Saturday! Hope you get to sleep in a little!
The snow looks gorgeous, but I'm glad it's there and not here! After having a couple of 40-50 degree days, I'm ready for spring.
Cindy Bee
Such amazing photos of the snow...I can't imagine snow that deep (well we never see it where I live). How do you keep your hens warm in that weather?
Cath @ Bits 'n Bobs
It's so beautiful! We haven't had more than a skiff or two and I miss it!
My neighbor now has chickens and I am benefiting from the bounty! So delicious and no responsibility!!!
Working on a quilt today...perhaps I'll finish one for a change?!
Beautiful pics! I offered to free range my flock in the snow and they all stood at the door looking out at me like "Are you crazy??" lol
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