#guineas

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Our guineas have decided they want to come in the house and they stand at the door and knock on it. It wasn't even hardly cold outside today.

We decided to take you on a walk through our day and show you what we have been doing. Come see the baby Guineas and Silkie chicks. See what we have planted. Come see what we found in our yard. Maybe you

#GUINEAS-and-DUCKS A couple of weeks ago we went to the local Agway and picked up 9 Guinea fowl, 3 ducks, and 4 chicks (no photo of the chicks) :(. We originally went to get just the guinea's but ended

Holy cow you guys. Over 200 followers. It was only like a week or two ago that I passed 100. I'm blown away. Thank you guys for following and thank you for all the upvotes I've been getting lately. Today

Photo by christopher_brown, CC BY 2.0 The first major flat racing event of the calendar year is almost upon us. The historic 1000 and 2000 Guineas bring the home of racing to life at the Newmarket Racecourse.

The mother hen and her brood certainly rule the roost and are top of the pecking order when it comes to treats.

It's hard to believe in just 6 weeks a chick/keet can grow at such a pace. From 18th of August to 3rd October they have gone from this ....... ....to this Although still with their foster mother - a Wyandotte