farmyard animals & wildlife
Folder: at Boodarai - home on the farm
chooks, cattle, birds, snakes and more
hungry baby starlings
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Every year a Common Starling lays its eggs in the deep hollow inside an old gate post. We still use the gate, hence the bolts you see going through the post. You can see the whole fence post in this photo (yes, under the cat!) and the eggs these chickies hatched from in this photo . Here the chicks have just hatched (some are concealed by the fence brace) and are keen for food.
our new heifer calves
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Today Gill & Graham Nicolls delivered our two new girls, our heifer calves. They are angus/fresian cross and the plan is they will be mother to our beef cattle every year. The red one is Halley , the black one Martha .
our new heifer calves
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Today Gill & Graham Nicolls delivered our two new girls, our heifer calves. They are angus/fresian cross and the plan is they will be mother to our beef cattle every year. The red one is Halley , the black one Martha .
stick insect
stick insect
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
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8. we decided it would be a waste to just chuck it out, and decide to keep the skin to cure.
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
our first snake!
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