I LOVE this picture! So much character and so beautifully photographed! I wish it were chicken-thirty here. The sunshine is so lovely. It is unusually mild though – only about -4°C, which if I’ve converted correctly is 25°F – so warmer than there!? Must be warm air aloft! Chilly wind though and overcast sky.
Lynda — gorgeous roo. Gorgeous light.
We’ve still got 30 inches on the ground in Upton, MA, and we’re expecting another foot of snow tomorrow night… It’s beautiful, but it’s getting old.
That’s why my next blogpost is going to be a SUMMERY one!
Thanks Lauren! He is my favorite. We have had quite a few roosters pass through the Farmlet, but none so kind to their owner as he has been, or such a fierce defender of the flock. (I too wear a few scars on my hands and forearms from the last few roosters we’ve owned.) As for the snow, yes it is beautiful, but I am simply not used to it and it got old for me really fast.
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Nice pic… We are getting on and off spw
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Lynda, Grayson is a most handsome roo. 😀 I can see his breath in your pic. LOL!! BTW – at 7:30 a.m. today it was 36 here in the desert.
Kia ora from NZ ,it is 10.00am Tues 4th Jan and it is a balmy 25C !! Another hot, humid day ahead – oh joy ..
I LOVE this picture! So much character and so beautifully photographed! I wish it were chicken-thirty here. The sunshine is so lovely. It is unusually mild though – only about -4°C, which if I’ve converted correctly is 25°F – so warmer than there!? Must be warm air aloft! Chilly wind though and overcast sky.
Love this pic Lynda :))) The visible breath adds that extra touch ! Awesome:)
Oh was -6C here today, not so bad for January.
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Cloudy, snow flurries. Fed my chickens hot mash as it was about 17 degrees this cold Michigan morning.
Thanks everyone for your encouragement! Oh, and Grayson, ever the showoff, took a bow when I told him of all your accolades! He’s such a character! ;D
Lynda — gorgeous roo. Gorgeous light.
We’ve still got 30 inches on the ground in Upton, MA, and we’re expecting another foot of snow tomorrow night… It’s beautiful, but it’s getting old.
That’s why my next blogpost is going to be a SUMMERY one!
Thanks Lauren! He is my favorite. We have had quite a few roosters pass through the Farmlet, but none so kind to their owner as he has been, or such a fierce defender of the flock. (I too wear a few scars on my hands and forearms from the last few roosters we’ve owned.) As for the snow, yes it is beautiful, but I am simply not used to it and it got old for me really fast.