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CITY GIRL FARMING | Sustainable Living for Regular People

Good Bye Chicken Summer

09/14/2011 By Kerrie

Although I love the fall, I grieve the passing of summer with it’s long days and warm temperatures. I love sitting out in the yard, being entertained by the chickens during recess. And picking plump, sun-warmed tomatoes off the vines and popping them in my mouth and picking a few extra to feed to the girls.

Ahhh, summer how I love thee.

Today, with overcast skies and trees beginning to show off their colorful fall attaire, I thought I’d share a few summer pictures, reminders of the wonderful times we’ve had.

We started with babies…what fun!

Youngsters sunning themselves:

Saying good bye to the first batch of roos:

On coop cleaning detail:

Bath Time:

The Amazing Leaping Olivia…high in a tree (funny story side note here: Janessa (age 7) came rushing into house one day, “Olivia’s a rooster! Olivia’s a rooster!” I asked her why she thought that and she said, “She flew high up into the tree! She’s a rooster!” ha)

Chicken Confessional:

Communal Bath Time:

Chicken art:

Chickens in Compost Bins (while I’m trying to empty them):

Happy Girl, Happy Chickens:

GOOD BYE SUMMER! We’re going to miss you!

Filed Under: Chickens Tagged With: chickens, chickens in summer, kids with chickens

Kerrie

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