Looking for Automatic Chicken Waterer Parts List? Updating a previously documented project – The Homemade Automatic Chicken Waterer. The new version is a little different, but much the same as the last one in 2012. This time we have some … Continue reading
Your Chicken Fence should be as high as it needs to be to keep those chickens in and the critters out. My chicken fence is 7′ tall and is still not high enough. I made the fence very high so … Continue reading
At the time, this Loggerhead Shrike was atop a pole that was in the yard and was calling and making noise to attract bugs. As I got closer I found it just continued no matter how close I got. Once … Continue reading
This Valentine’s Day fudge is so good and doesn’t take much to make. Back to the basics. Once it is made, it will stick around for days. Way better than just candy. … Continue reading
This Downy woodpecker is pecking away at a strangler fig tree. This woodpecker resembles the hairy woodpecker, but definitely has the markings of a Downy woodpecker. … Continue reading
The Hairy Woodpecker is very small at around 5″ tall. This is a Hairy Woodpecker in a seagrape tree. The hairy woodpecker looks very similar to a downy woodpecker except for a couple of key traits. … Continue reading
This cat has to be calling the bug or trying to communicate with it. This cat is one of the kittens that showed up at our home about a year ago. It is one of three kittens. We still have … Continue reading
This Black Star chicken was getting out almost every day, sometimes several times after putting her back in. We were seeing her out, then we could not find her, because she was back in. Then we finally saw her go right … Continue reading
Building a chicken coop sometimes just takes ideas collected from other coops. This video walks through the process through a slideshow video. … Continue reading
This is a short video of a Pileated Woodpecker pecking on a pine tree. The pecking sound is very loud due to his giant size. They are sighted often here in SW Florida and are seen many times in pairs. … Continue reading