Watch out for “Them, There” Chickens in the Driveway

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Alleys, Driveways, Parking Lots, Dirt Roads

 

Big Baby

 

Pepper

 

Surreal Chickens and Hot Glue Stencils

So what do the 2 things in my post have to do with each other?  Well, nothing really unless I get a chicken stencil made soon. I think I will want to do that next time I do some more of these:

My first try at hot glue stencils. Hearts and Christmas stuff to use to make cute cards for my shop @https://www.etsy.com/shop/DappledMoonEmporium?ref=ss_profile

These are the ones that did not turn out so well, but can still be used though really not for what they were supposed to be.

So as I explained, I really would love to do one of these for a chicken. I also want to do some flowers. Maybe a mountain. They do not look the best, but I have watched other crafters use them on video and the art they did was really wonderful.

I just wanted to show everyone what I have been doing lately.

Now, about that chicken.

So I wanted to share my glue crafting supplies I made myself, but just knew that when I saw this I had to share it somewhere:

I did not think this was real , but supposedly it is a totally black chicken that has just been developed.

This would make the perfect Halloween chicken. I know we already passed Halloween by this year, but this is one creepy chicken breed. Pretty, but creepy.

What do you all think? Have you seen these?

Weekly Fun Foto Challenge on Wood and Spring for Cee’s Fun Foto

 

 

Secret Garden Wildflowers in front of old wooden tree as a back drop.

 

 

Why take a picture of a stick anyone sees any day on their lawn? But look at the next photo and you will totally get it.

 

 

It’s a pretty big walking stick! (I happened to have on gloves from working with my chickens to protect my skin from allergies.)

 

 

“Speaking of chickens”: Chocolate her thinks he’s a big shot up high on the wood pile.

 

 

Cool est fungi ever discovered in my yard. Gel like and growing out of an indent in the wood holding it like a little vase.

 

 

 

 

 

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge 2 Fit with My Monday Mood-ANIMALS-Chickens

Our pretty “Little Black Hen.” had her 3rd large hatch of chicks last week. We were also given 2 chicks old enough to leave their mom which stick together like glue and give me lots of laughs. So this week for the challenge; I am sharing my little chicken  farm.

Mama hen with a couple of her ten peeping from underneath. It Very hard to get close to them and get a picture since she gathers them up so quickly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The older and larger chicks that were given us. I call them Tic and Toc. Very flighty and hard to get them to cooperate with the camera

Last batch of babies. Big Red is in the foreground.

Our Duck. She started out on a farm with this chicken so I think he gets annoyed with her banter, but he endures. His name is Chocolate Her name Sack.

 

 

Huckleberry would come into the porch laundry room and eat vegetables out of utensils.

2 Mama hens flashing me. I could not get them to stand still and face me long enough to snap the shot.

Cluck -More like Attila the Hun.

 

Mama hen with a couple of her ten peeping from underneath. It Very hard to get close to them and get a picture since she gathers them up so quickly.

 

 

Now this is our little red hen who left us an egg. lol

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My Huckleberry Rooster Drawing I did after he was gone.

 

The last 2 pictures are little attachments I love having to do with chickens.

For my followers and visitors

Fotos 4 Friday 4 Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge

Flower Show-Lamb,s Ears and?

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Flower show- mums

White with butterfly

Some Choices May be Difficult, But……….

I must keep my priorities straight.

Chickens are so much easier to deal with. After all they eat mice.

Happy, Animal, Cee’s Foto Challnege of the Week.

Duck thinks she is a chicken. Can’t help but be happy when this is happening in the back yard.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Thankful

My little chicken n a pot………

Huckleberry

You see he was born with a beak deformity which made it hard to eat. The other chickens took his food away since it took him so long to get it down. So I fed him inside. He thought the house was his special coop. My daughter and I saved him from death a few times.

I am thankful for the year and a half I had my special chicken. This Thanksgiving he was gone. A week prior we, had laughed as he ate dog food out of the dog bowl. The next day in the morning  he was not at the door. He liked to sleep in the tree. We could not get him to go in the coop in the evening. Something got him, but I am so thankful for the time I had him and the laughter he brought..