Our critters are crazy. It is as simple as that. I even have some pictures to prove it. The other day I was in the chicken coop when the goats rubbed against the door and shut it. Elsa the chicken was sitting on top of the nesting boxes at the time and I didn't like the way she was looking at me. As I was trying to push my way back out of the coop (not easy to do when two goats are leaning up against the door!), I heard some loud flapping. And then I felt a large bird on my back! She scrambled up to my shoulder and seemed quite content to stay there. I finally managed to escape the coop, bird still attached to my shoulder. That is when the goats noticed that I was wearing a chicken and decided to try and pluck her tail feathers. I'm sure the scene would have been amusing if anyone had witnessed it-me with a chicken on my shoulder and two goats on either side of me with their hooves up on my hips. Saturday, July 26, 2014
Crazy critters
Our critters are crazy. It is as simple as that. I even have some pictures to prove it. The other day I was in the chicken coop when the goats rubbed against the door and shut it. Elsa the chicken was sitting on top of the nesting boxes at the time and I didn't like the way she was looking at me. As I was trying to push my way back out of the coop (not easy to do when two goats are leaning up against the door!), I heard some loud flapping. And then I felt a large bird on my back! She scrambled up to my shoulder and seemed quite content to stay there. I finally managed to escape the coop, bird still attached to my shoulder. That is when the goats noticed that I was wearing a chicken and decided to try and pluck her tail feathers. I'm sure the scene would have been amusing if anyone had witnessed it-me with a chicken on my shoulder and two goats on either side of me with their hooves up on my hips.
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