Frank and I watched the ducks on Saturday. Sunday we moved them to a new area that they will share with the Barred Rock Pullets (soon to be hens and a rooster).

We went from 16 ducks in October to 12 ducks now. Two of them are buried in the woods in a place daddy calls the secret duck burial ground. So sad but part of the gig. The other two were sold to 2 nice girls.

The green is hard to catch when they move around so fast, but I love the shimmering green on the Rouen ducks and the Cayuga's. They are soooooo pretty!
It was gorgeous this weekend! I can't wait to start planting. I think next week I start the seedlings. Last year I started about 10 days too soon so I'm trying to avoid the same mistake. My seedlings grew much faster than I expected.
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Ack! I haven't even bought my seeds yet! I'm making that the homeschooling project of the week since Maddie and I will be the main gardeners around here.
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