Greenhouse freedom

I have to move all the coops in to the greenhouse, and I’m at a bit of loss what to do with all the chicks and mamas that have been at large in the GH for weeks now.  They’re very much enjoying themselves.

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Somebody’s got a windfall tomato.  Interest is aroused.

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Now I got the tomato!

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I got the tomato back!

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It seems most or all of the non-Silkie chicks don’t really need their moms any more, so they might be willing to go back in Silkieland. 

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The Silkie chicks are getting slightly more self-sufficient.  Perhaps they could even go in with the other Silkies.  

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Ursa had a rough day.  I found her with a foot tangled up in the melon trellis, it was wrapped tight around her foot.  Had to cut her loose.  

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At the other end of the GH the guineas are on their way to bed.  They’ve been keep inside a couple days, and aren’t too complainy about it.  They like the warm.

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