Backyard Fellowship

Proverbs 27:23 Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks, [and] look well to thy herds. John 10:11 I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. Psalms 29:11 The LORD will give strength unto his people; the LORD will bless his people with peace. Psalms 79:13 So we t...

Here I am, agreeing again.

It is great to know Jesus cares about everything and is interceding for us - we'd sure be in a very bad way otherwise.

*thinks of a new related topic and runs to go post it*

Of course Tristan would want to know if it was smart...

I didn't mean you shouldn't have, I was actually just surprised they aren't poisonous to eat. Kinda interesting, if I ever get really hungry...

Hey, the lorax and the Truffula trees!

It is interesting, but I haven't read it in years.

I like it, I just haven't been in a really forum mood lately. I can't think of anything that should be changed - the colors are good and some of the features are really cool

So I think you're doing a great job, but you need more people around here.

good pics! Thanks for getting scratched so we could see! lol

Lets see... I haven't seen anything amzing this year, but here goes. A few of these I haven't actually seen on our property, so I'll mark them with a asterisk. ~Bluejays ~Cardinals ~sparrows - house, field, song, and white crowned ~meadowlarks ~grackles ~starlings ~red winged blackbirds ~chickadees ...

Just wondering... they aren't poisonous for animals to eat?

a really good wild green is Lambs Quarters - cooked it tastes even better than spinach and it grows everywhere in our garden. I think it'd be a little weird raw, but my rabbits like it that way.

Glad everything is settled and it's working out! The hair gene sort of carries over - I know of people who have crossed the two types and you end up with a sheep that is sorta in between. They don't really shed like the hair breeds, so you have to shear them, but they do have sort of hairy wool. Doe...