Saturday, July 18, 2009

Early morning Doe

Looked out yesterday morning to see this doe out back. She later walked off to the brush/burn pile, we assume the twins were there as we have seen her leave them there several times previously.
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The Fox

A Fox out back. Jarrod said that he'd seen a fox several times a week coming in early morning from work. Finally saw it the other day out in the back field. We'll have to keep a better eye on the chickens...
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Sunday, June 28, 2009

In the shadow of the apple tree

The Doe. In the shadow of the apple tree, an apple planted last year that the deer have nearly killed this year, it's broken limbs hanging broken. She stopped to nibble at a treat block in the field, the Crows and Ravens stop in frequently during the day too.
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It's Twins again!

I spotted the "grey faced red" mom out around 8:30am this morning,
the mosquitoes in the woods must be bad with all the rain we've been having.

She ran up to one of the fawns then within a minute she had two running up beside her.

Had to keep putting breakfast down (cold toast again...) to pick up my camera to get these pics...

One of the fawns is a good listener, the other strays off on his own quite often.
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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Fathers Day 2009


'Tabblo:

FATHERS DAY in Merrimack at Mom and Dads.

We arrived just in time for Tacos! Banana splits for desert!

Nancy, Todd, Kailey, Taylor were there, then Lisa, Shawn, Spencer and Noah arrived, We brought Jarrod and Crystal's boys James and Jason. Crystal and Jarrod arrived and Joey was there too.

We got to play for short bursts between the waves of rain.

... See my Tabblo>

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

The Newest Fawn - 2009

Introducing the newest fawn in New Boston, "well in my yard anyway". This little guy/girl showed up today, that makes for two that we are aware of.
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Sunday, May 24, 2009

Cleaning the Beans



Jason and James helped clean
all of the Yellow Wax Beans this morning.
They were great helpers!
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Apple Blossoms & Orioles

The apple Blossoms are nearly gone now, the Orioles will be leaving too. Grass is getting tall too almost 18" in the field.

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Sunday, May 03, 2009

The Plum tree blossoms are opening. This is a piece of the Plum dad gave us from Pepperell. You can smell the flowers across the yard.
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Sunday, April 26, 2009

The chicks arrived on Saturday

The chicks arrived on Saturday, we had one runt that was a bit shaky but it looks like she's going to pull through ok. They're all eating and skittering around in their brooder box. We need to keep them at 95 degrees for a week using a 250 watt heat lamp, we drop the temp by 5 degrees a week until they are feathered out.

I think I can hear my electric meter spinning???

We had to keep raising the lamp this weekend as it reached almost 90 outside on Saturday and it was in the 80's today.
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Nor'Easter and first frost

Thursday there was an all grey cat out in the deer yard hunting, don't know whose cat it is.  Before it started raining Saturday I colle...