Well spring has sprung down here. Troy has definitely worked out what it is all about. However is has some trouble differentiating the lady turkeys from....me. I don't dare walk through the yard without a 'distance regulator' but even with that I don't take my eyes off him. The first time Troy approached me I was just kneeling down pulling out a few weeds and suddenly I heard a swoosh and there he was big and blue. I've never jumped up and ran so quickly! The sheep Paul and Kelly are also on the look out.
Oh this is a picture of kitty doing a bit of work on the computer. It's suppose to be a shot of the sheep and Troy but I can't get rid of this one. Maybe Kitty could give me a lesson or two!
6 comments:
lol at Troy sneaking up to you!! :)Poor Paul & Kelly too!
LOL!! Love to see/hear about your turkeys, we're going to be raising turkeys for the first time this spring. I never get tired of hearing other people's experiences with the.....or warnings in this case!! :)
That photo of Troy is amazing.
I don't think I have ever seen a turkey up close and personal.
Not as personal as you have either, thankfully.
Kirsty ~ I have given you the "You Make Me Smile" Award for always "cracking me up" with your animal antics :) Please read my blog for details
Oh Kirsty, how I wish your boyfriend had been there to capture that episode on camera. There's never a dull moment at Gobblers Run. :-)
What a handsome boy .!!!Hehehe ..amazing what spring turns into fair game .!!
I am in love with your pudding soap ....for a while ithought it was a real pudding ..
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