Next on the agenda were the pig pens and the baby piglets which always draw a good crowd. Then I was off to see if chickens were on display (the poultry barn also serves for rabbits on a rotation basis). Not only were the chickens present, but the brooder was full of little girls just begging to be stars. These two were inseparable friends. Hey, chicks rule!
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Chicks Rule
Next on the agenda were the pig pens and the baby piglets which always draw a good crowd. Then I was off to see if chickens were on display (the poultry barn also serves for rabbits on a rotation basis). Not only were the chickens present, but the brooder was full of little girls just begging to be stars. These two were inseparable friends. Hey, chicks rule!
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