Wow how cold is it..........pretty sure its record lows here..........
regardless some things still need to happen and I have been out on the bike moving some cows who were in the wrong paddock...........
I am sure I looked like summo woman with all the layers on and beanie and scarf and glasses you could see some fat cheeks and the bridge of my nose........everything else covered...........
I went to check the feeders and when I tipped a feeder over this pile of grain has shot between the feeders......pretty cool seeing the profile that is normally under the ground.............
unfortunately there was some rotten sprung grain in some too and we had to clean that out...........very stinky rotten grain............
And this feeder had several gulars caught in it chasing the grain when I got there...........this one could not fly out.....it's not really wide enough for their wing span and I could not reach it...........
Mr Chooky came over and he tipped it out............
We need to fill the feeders but it is a bit too wet for that need a few more days without rain.......
the first paddock of oats is coming along slowly...............
All the gilgis are full and this one had lilli pads in it.....how does this happen when you can have such dry weather........
Nature amazes me............
I had gumboots on so could walk in to take closer pics..........
bugger this one is sideways............
delicate and pretty......
And the reason why we went out to start with.............
more wood for the fire.............
Catch you later.........
Chookyblue............
"Keeping the love of blogging alive"
Chookyblue............
"Keeping the love of blogging alive"
17 comments:
The lily-pads with its yellow fringed flowers are just stunning. Yes I do agree... nature is just so amazing how it bounces back once rain arrives.
We're melting in damp humid heat - raining today, not that it does anything for the temps. Still over 20. Loving the farmlife stories. And seeing how different the seasons are between here and there. :)
Love seeing your updates of "life down on the farm"! Lily pads look beautiful - nature can always put a "smile" on.....
You need to keep that wood pile full. Love the lily pads and flowers. Yes it's cold...
Doesn't look like the same place as the last time I was out there. Beautiful and alive.Tell MR chook he can drop some wood off here.
So lovely and GREEN! Beats brown dust and dead grass!
Love taking a stroll with you on the farm...
Just as well you were out checking the feeders. Poor bird. Must have been a wee bit chilly out there. Hope you are keeping your immunity built up girl!
Beautiful flower. Yes nature is really full of wonders. Keep warm and hope the rain stops these days. Here it is starting to be lovely summerwheather.
Hugs, Martina
Bitterly cold here too, but makes sewing inside so much more fun! Fermenting grain, yep it smells horrible! Glad you found some firewood. How are the roads holding up, hope you can get to town safely?
Hi Chooky,lovely pics always so much going on at the farm,good to see water ,love those lily pads,hope your day is a good one my friend,its freezing here back home,wish i was back in Darwin,lol .....
Lovely photos Chooky!
I'm glad you could rescue the poor bird...cool here too - nice to get some winter. Your Lucy blocks look fabulous. Would be lovely to have a wood fire.
Silly galah!! But good to hear it was rescued!! I hope the wood was dry enough for your fire! Isn't nature amazing, things must be waiting under the ground for some water and then they leap into life. The waterlily is beautiful!!
Silly galah!! But good to hear it was rescued!! I hope the wood was dry enough for your fire! Isn't nature amazing, things must be waiting under the ground for some water and then they leap into life. The waterlily is beautiful!!
Yep even been very cold here at night...would have loved to have seen you dressed up on the bike..
Great shot of the grain and beautiful lilies .....
Great you have a good wood supply...
From what I'm seeing on the telly re the weather over east, you definitely need to have a good stock of firewood!
x
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