This week’s photo essay from Blazing Trails Farm feels dark as most of the week has been snowy, rainy, foggy, grey and overall, blah. Thankfully the temperatures have been above freezing most of the time, which has given the roosters a chance to recover a bit from frostbite. Please enjoy the photos and your weekend!

When it snows, the chickens will come out of the coops if I shovel, only to pace back and forth between coops. Some exercise is better than no exercise I suppose.

What? Do I have something on my face? 
The fluffy white stuff was short-lived as torrential rain moved in and made a slushy mess of things.

Blaze chases Sparky a couple times a day to remind him who is in charge of the backyard.  They’re both Black Copper Marans. Blaze is Sparky’s dad.

Rainy eggs.
Blaze & Portia (Serama hen).
Caesar (Serama cockerel)
Blaze and the ladies.
Blaze (left) and Sparky (right) maintain a respectful distance from one another.
Thanks for joining me and have a great week!
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This week’s photo essay from Blazing Trails Farm feels dark as most of the week has been snowy, rainy, foggy, grey and overall, blah. Thankfully the temperatures have been above freezing most of the time, which has given the roosters a chance to recover a bit from frostbite. Please enjoy the photos and your weekend!

When it snows, the chickens will come out of the coops if I shovel, only to pace back and forth between coops. Some exercise is better than no exercise I suppose.

What? Do I have something on my face? 
The fluffy white stuff was short-lived as torrential rain moved in and made a slushy mess of things.

Blaze chases Sparky a couple times a day to remind him who is in charge of the backyard.  They’re both Black Copper Marans. Blaze is Sparky’s dad.

Rainy eggs.
Blaze & Portia (Serama hen).
Caesar (Serama cockerel)
Blaze and the ladies.
Blaze (left) and Sparky (right) maintain a respectful distance from one another.
Thanks for joining me and have a great week!
Rachel Divider
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Denise Allison Magil
Denise Allison Magil
10 years ago

love your post tips and giveaways

Rich
Rich
10 years ago

This is my first time hatching chickens. I will be removing the eggs from the automatic turner tomorrow, and if all goes well, I will have some baby silkies, and ameraucauna chicks in a few days. This EcoGlow would really come in handy to help the little guys/girls out. Love Your Blog! Lots of good info. Thanks

Lauren
Lauren
10 years ago

I just found out about your page and will be starting my first chicks this spring so I am really looking forward to the advice and the chance to win the brooder which will keep them safe and warm.

Earl
Earl
10 years ago

Yes I want the Ecoglo; but I think the should have named it the EGGlow

http://www.listia.com/auction/14476170-usa-chicken-stamp-from-1948-mint

Gina Lunsford
Gina Lunsford
10 years ago

Would love to win this-I have eggs in the bator, due in two weeks :)