Chance and Harmony wear their facemasks and seem to like the relief the masks give. No matter how much food that is put in with them, it's always gone.
Belle and Charles wear their masks, too. Their turnout gives them enough room to wander and roam. Hand clapping gives Charles a good clue as to where to come for his food. I used to just call him, but hand clapping is even better. He tilts his head and follows the sound. It must be sharper and more clear than a voice.
This bramble is between Cash's and Belle's areas. It always looks like a secret hiding place to me. The dogs like to dig in there while I'm watering.
Belle and Charles wear their masks, too. Their turnout gives them enough room to wander and roam. Hand clapping gives Charles a good clue as to where to come for his food. I used to just call him, but hand clapping is even better. He tilts his head and follows the sound. It must be sharper and more clear than a voice.
This bramble is between Cash's and Belle's areas. It always looks like a secret hiding place to me. The dogs like to dig in there while I'm watering.
Can't you imagine fairies dancing in there?
Jim built the goat pen today and the boys loved it. Zang came to Jim, leaned against him, then hopped and jumped as if to say a big Thank You.
Frankie and Moon Dancer watch the boys. They are not too sure of their new neighbors.
Last year this garden area was lush with flowers and vegetables.
Last year we did not have little Gracie. Maybe this winter we can build a fence to save the plants.
The squash by the solar panels are growing.
No squash or watermelons yet.
These are the crooked necks from the plant that Beth transplanted. Ha Ha Gracie. You missed this one.
It's always fun to meet new folks from other rescues. Hi to Darla at Strawberry Mountain Mustangs. Check them out.
Jim built the goat pen today and the boys loved it. Zang came to Jim, leaned against him, then hopped and jumped as if to say a big Thank You.
Frankie and Moon Dancer watch the boys. They are not too sure of their new neighbors.
Last year this garden area was lush with flowers and vegetables.
Last year we did not have little Gracie. Maybe this winter we can build a fence to save the plants.
The squash by the solar panels are growing.
No squash or watermelons yet.
These are the crooked necks from the plant that Beth transplanted. Ha Ha Gracie. You missed this one.
It's always fun to meet new folks from other rescues. Hi to Darla at Strawberry Mountain Mustangs. Check them out.
Thank you Ursula and Walt C for your donation.
Thank you Tractor Supply Company in Oroville for the boxes of goodies.
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