Then out of the kitchen window I spotted them . . .
. . . . an act of vengeful wanton vandalism. I suppose I asked for it!
Tuesday, 15 June 2010
I did ask for it!
At 5.30pm Tarragon took his harem around to the outhouse door to wait for me to open it and retrieve the feeder full of mixed corn for their 'Corn Supper'. But, I was busy preparing our supper – I knew they were waiting but I decided they could wait, they knew that I knew . . . they had a cunning plan!
Then out of the kitchen window I spotted them . . .
. . . . an act of vengeful wanton vandalism. I suppose I asked for it!
Then out of the kitchen window I spotted them . . .
. . . . an act of vengeful wanton vandalism. I suppose I asked for it!
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But from their perspective there's so much there! It's not vengeful, it's ... opportunistic! It IS your fault for having such a nice garden that there's lovely stuff to chose from :)
ReplyDelete'If the don't feed us, we'll help ourselves!'
ReplyDelete'Thank heavens for self-service!'
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, maybe there is something in the air for Chickens! I just took photos of what our chickens did to our lettace patch when our dog let them out :-o
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