Is it his obsession with cowboy hats or that he’s stuffed in the little Cushman that make me wonder? Maybe it’s the blinker that he thinks he need to use when driving on our own driveway. 🙄
Christopher Payne
Colleen McCoole Payne
This kid. I love her creativity and interest in the outdoors.
Have you ever seen a shell-less egg? This happens when your young hens start laying...just the membrane with an intact egg inside. Pretty cool. It can also be a sign of low calcium in the chicken’s diet or some type of disruption during the egg laying process, but this is only the third one out of 20 eggs that has been shell-less.
Letting off steam after Irishfest ☘️ in downtown KC.
The Easter chicken interrogation.
Curious little birds. They are already testing their wings, cleaning themselves, trying to roost, taking dust baths in their chick feed and growing little tail feathers.
2/13 & 2/14 | @pinkantlers 10-6 pm | $30+
Spent the day unboxing and hydrating over 1000 stems from Florasource KC for the Valentine’s Day Hand-tied bouquets we are making. Come by Pink Antlers Studio on 2/13 and 2/14 between 10-6 to pick up a bouquet and/or other Valentine gift. I’ll be posting some sample bouquets tomorrow!
Putting her to work today.
With Christopher Payne.
Turns out these are not a good chrysalis to have. It’s an infestation of evergreen bagworms. Was hoping for some beautiful butterflies. 😕
We FINALLY had no wind at the farm and in a last minute decision to drag out the 100’ caterpillar cover from the barn, I found this little surprise.
Late Start On Bed Prep
Got a little help setting up 100' of silage tarp to prep an area for cut flower beds in the spring. The prior farmer that was leasing the land didn't harvest the soybean until late November. It's a small start, but better late than never.
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