Hi Jodie My chooks are non too happy at being in their compound, after 6 months of free ranging.
I am debating whether to put all my precious garden pots in the front garden (where they are at slight risk of being nicked) but will not suffer the damage inflicted on them by my chooks as they did lat summer,if I decide to let them out again!
I do feel guilty when I go in to see them & they try making a run for it, to their favourite end of the garden where the pond area is. Here they can feast on the bird seed that has fallen off the feeders I have on the bird table and forage through the bark surrounding the fish pond for worms (Which my last surviving fish does not enjoy), thanks to the chooks kicking the bark every where.
Boy I wish I had a few acres. Never mind we count ourselves as very blessed with what we do have and make the most of it. Jane & Co.
I am debating whether to put all my precious garden pots in the front garden (where they are at slight risk of being nicked) but will not suffer the damage inflicted on them by my chooks as they did lat summer,if I decide to let them out again!
I do feel guilty when I go in to see them & they try making a run for it, to their favourite end of the garden where the pond area is. Here they can feast on the bird seed that has fallen off the feeders I have on the bird table and forage through the bark surrounding the fish pond for worms (Which my last surviving fish does not enjoy), thanks to the chooks kicking the bark every where.
Boy I wish I had a few acres. Never mind we count ourselves as very blessed with what we do have and make the most of it. Jane & Co.
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