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The baby chucks are growing and feeling their oats.
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Feeding time at the backyard buffet sees it’s fair share of squabbles these days.
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Carrots and apples are clearly worth fighting for.
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The little devils may wreak havoc in my flower beds… but I have to admit they’re fun to watch.
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Case in point…. the husband keeps his old garden cart in our woodshed.
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And the other day when I was out back weeding, I heard noises coming from that direction.
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Chucks.
They’re everywhere.
P. S. … did you notice my fabulous astilbe, aka false goat’s beard?
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It doesn’t look like a goat, but it sure loved all those dark rainy days.
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River's world..... 
Ohh, nice! Rain sure made that goats beard grow fast I think. Baby chucks are so cute, until they become teenagers, lol.
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They’re so funny to watch…
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It appears the species doesn’t matter – siblings will be siblings.
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Ha!
Very true…
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The rain sure made that flower happy. I take it the chuck don’t like it.
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Clearly not.
👍
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Love those chucks! And your astilbe 😍. I planted 3 this spring and I hope they get to be as beautiful as yours!
Deb
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This one has been there for about 4 years. Had small blooms before but it really liked all that rain…
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Now I’m curious what a REAL goat’s beard looks like.
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They’re not pink.
Though they should be…
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What a pretty plant
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It’s extra special year…
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I love the astilbe. 💕
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That’s practically calm compared to how squirrels act when there’s more than one in the presence of food, which is more like a UFC match…
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