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July 2013 Vol. 1

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July 2013
Vol. 1

Margaret : Great Newsletter as always. I took a trip in May and arrived home the first week in June. When I left there was still snow on the ground and since I've been back we have had pretty much 80 degree weather and tons of mosquitoes. It's too hot to do the normal things and if it's shady the mosquitoes are so bad they will eat you alive. In Fairbanks, there are no fans or bug repellent, isn't that crazy.

My crew is doing well, I thought I would share a few photos. I'm lucky enough to have a husband who helps build things so I can put some of my crew outside in a moveable coop. The first pic is of Zippy and his girls, all banty, but the sweetest group ever. The next pic is of our white frizzle Cochin rooster and his two lovely white banty Cochin hens. They are enjoying the fresh air of the outdoor coop.


Then there are my love birds, which until last year at the Fair, I thought both were Polish, Elvis the gray Polish Roo has always been paired with Splash, a mottled houdan. I didn't know she was a Houdan until she was disqualified for being mislabeled.


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Keeping Chickens Newsletter - Published July 2013 by www.Self-Sufficient-Life.com