Failed Hatch
For those of you waiting for the news of our second hatching of goslings, we’re sorry to say that the goslings never made it.
July 25, 2013
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For those of you waiting for the news of our second hatching of goslings, we’re sorry to say that the goslings never made it.
Fred the gander has taken our two young goslings under his wing. With Ethel on the nest, it seems like he needs some kind of
You’ve read about them. You’ve watched them grow up from tiny little bobble-headed peepers into egg-laying, kiddie-pool-swimming, midnight-honking backyard mobsters. You’ve even watched one of
The goslings are growing bigger every day. We haven’t named them yet, though I have suggested calling them “Thanksgiving” and “Christmas.” Dorothy the hen is
After months of worry and head-scratching and second- and third-guessing, not to mention a full year of eager anticipation, the day finally arrived last week:
Don’t hold your breath, but we might have some goslings soon. No. Really. Please don’t let us get you excited. We have no idea what
Fred the gander hates intruders in his backyard. He especially hates any stationary interlopers: five-gallon buckets, dog bowls and especially watering cans.
Eggs are piling up on our shelves. Dozens of chicken eggs and duck eggs. More eggs than we can even sell at times. Goose eggs
With spring blossoming in Utah, the birds, like the rest of nature, are busy with the business of procreation. For our backyard flock, that means
I came home from work yesterday to find our goose and gander* wandering around the yard as if they didn’t have any obligations in the
Last week our littlest goose started hanging out in a corner of the yard – literally a corner between a fence, a shed, two cinderblock
What is Ben talking about? Aggressive peepers!? This very morning I crouched down to talk with my birds and the Protester came right up, peeping.
The other day, as I walked to the peeper pen to fill up the waterfowl’s drinking and washing bucket with fresh water, the geese and
I thought you peeper fans out there might want an update on Cricket/Bumblefoot’s condition. A quick recap: Ben and I came back from a week-long
Ever since this cold snap settled in a couple weeks ago, we’ve been struggling to find a reliable and relatively convenient way to provide the
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