I put Madonna & her 2 babies back in the nest when I finished up my work outside.
I treated the adult ewes to a snack of yellowing leaves that I pulled off my abundant Day Lilies...Bellamica and Crescent Moon entertained each other:
While Daisy the cat surveyed her 'kingdom'...
And sharpened her claws on the patio fence that supports my gigantic Clematis!
Life is Good in the Bluff Country!
Very nice partridge silkie babies! :) They'll be slightly different colors when they get older, but will be pretty none-the-less :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rayna! Partridge Silkies. That must be what Madonna and Ann Margaret are too. Bruce is mostly black and white speckled. I'll have to post a photo of him too....
ReplyDeleteYeah for Madonna and the baby chicks! I hope they are both hens.
ReplyDeleteMy, what big horns you have Cressent Moon!
Life does indeed look good at the Bluff Country.
Nice pictures;-D
ReplyDeleteLily leaves are poisonous to kitties, but must not be to sheep.
ReplyDeleteWow are the silkies ever cute, even that "old" Madonna ;>)
Actually, nothing on a daylily is poisonous to anything that I know of. Lily-of-the-Valley are a completely different story though...But yeah, daylilies..I have 3 cookbooks for them :) Just try eating a bud sometime...very tasty :)
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