Hens and Eggscitement

“The new day dawns and the chickens are the first to rise.”

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You never know where you’ll find their eggs. In a bush? Maybe.

In my pretty yellow pottery bowl the eggs look beautiful.

The hens gambol around catching bugs for snacks.They run so funny. I love watching them. When the shadow of a hawk sweeps across the grass they sprint for the coop to hide.

Snakes like eggs and we have found five different king snakes inside the coop. They are a beneficial snake so Ron hauls them to the creek and lets them go. He is never one to kill a good snake.

I love the brown speckled eggs we get. When we bring them in in the wire basket and wash them they lie on a towel to dry. Their yolks are a bright yellow. I feel like they are a little more nutritional than the store bought. But for coloring at Easter we got white eggs that took the dyes better.

Jerusalem, Jerusalem How often I wanted to gather your children together, the way a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were unwilling .

Matthew 23:37 Nasb

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