Best of Serendipity (December 2023)

My colorful little flock...
Zeb, Fancy-like, Elenore, Trudy, Beauty, Judy, Pip, Vendi, Twinkle, Pauline, Jolene, Foxy, Ruby Jean, and... Pete.

My Sharing life with creatures of the forest is great... until they bother the chicken coops.  Then they get to go live in a different forest.

Best of Serendipity (November 2023)

The tree at the end of the driveway is fabulous in every season.

It doesn't take long until those yellow leaves let go.

Every day. 

Squirrels are so quick! and never pose long for photo ops.

Pretty little backyard flock.

Best of Serendipity (October 2023)

A hillside of happy hens... and Pete (the rooster).

Mushrooms pop up over night in the fall.

Okra blossoms are the prettiest.

So lucky to have autumn.

Crisp fall evenings beside the chiminea.

When the neighbor drains his pond,
turtles come looking for a new home.

Hard not to stop and stare when pulling into the driveway.

Mushrooms come in all shapes and sizes.

Best of Serendipity (September 2023)

Such lovely neighbors who stop by.

Funny little hens, always sticking together.

Dominique... Such a good Mama hen.

Funny squirrels...
also annoying when they get interested in my vegetables.

Weary-but-still-producing garden

Friendly little back porch partners hoping for a treat.

Garden is getting tired, but still producing!

Best of Serendipity (August 2023)

 

Chickens in the backyard... a peaceful sight.

How can a zucchini grow this big without being noticed!

He crows all morning... and afternoon... and evening...

Chicken in the pot.
They found fresh dirt to take a bath in.

Such pretty vegetables!  

Best of Serendipity (July 2023)

Filling a gathering basket each day.

Fresh herbs growing.
Basil... Oregano Rosemary... Chives... 

A little bird family in my peace lily.

Pete.
Realizing that this chicken is a rooster.

Seeing deer every single day. 

Butterflies on flowers.

Best of June at Serendipity (2023)

Colorful things that come from my garden.

Big turtles that lumber across the yard.

Gigantic squash and zucchini leaves.

Morning visits from the neighbors who we love...
as long as they respect the fences around the garden.

This random sunflower (that I didn't plant)
that grew and stood guard over my whole garden.

Happy hens in the yard.

Chickies learning from their momma.

The sycamore stump coming back to new life.

Filling my little harvest bucket every day or so.