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Tag Archives: Eggs
My Girls are Molting
As Fall deepens and the nights grow longer and colder, eggs are fewer. The girls go to bed earlier and earlier but seem content. I have no eggs to sell but enough for us. I know Amber has stopped laying … Continue reading
The Coop under the Stairs
The cold weather continues here in New England. It was -4F when I got up this morning. That is cold! There was a wind chill warning last night of temps -20F! So I am very glad that we have a … Continue reading
Surprises in the Coop
Despite promises of a warm day from the weather people, today was a gray, cold, bleak January day. The sun never quite came out, the temperature barely rose above freezing….nothing very cheery about it. This is the hardest part of … Continue reading
Quiche
The girls have been laying for awhile now. Not all of them, but we get 2-3 eggs a day, which is quite wonderful. So I decided it would be a good time to make a quiche. I gathered everything I … Continue reading