Friday we went up the road to see the keets that had hatched in the field before they moved them to the brooder. They were so cute and you sure can see the difference between the Pearl (darker) and Lavender. 
Of course Morgan was so happy to give a hand in moving the little ones. 
Mr. Rhode Island Red was more than happy to keep an eye on the goings on.
One of the little ones was trying to figure out who to get under!
But they all ended up safe in the brooder in no time. 
This is the guineas back yard! 
What a great view!
Of course Morgan was so happy to give a hand in moving the little ones. 
Mr. Rhode Island Red was more than happy to keep an eye on the goings on.
One of the little ones was trying to figure out who to get under!
But they all ended up safe in the brooder in no time. 
This is the guineas back yard! 
What a great view!
18 comments:
Eve, will you be adopting a few of these keets?
Hi Sharon,
I would love to say yes but I'm afraid at this time we have so many projects on our list that building a coop is not one of them. I just don't want to get guineas without proper housing. I do hope to adopt some in the future. I know my gardens would benefit from them!
Good Monday Morning Eve!
That is a wonderful photo of Morgan holding that feathery little body! And Mr. Rhode Island Red is a hunka bird.
You are right about the view-round bales, a pond and trees-lovely! What more could the guineas want in a back yard?!!
Morgan I feel Guineas are in your future! What beautiful scenery.is this the backyard for the Guineas?
Nice view indeed. I hope the brood does well.
When they grow up Evie, can you tell the difference between the Pearls and the Lavenders? They're all so sweet looking and the photo of Morgan is a keeper! What a fantastic playground too!
That's such a sweet photo of Morgan! Love seeing those babies! I know you must miss your guineas! (You know I do - LOL!!)
Lovely photo of Morgan, Evie.
Those Guineas have a great piece of real estate to live in.
Yes...well...Julie I wouldn't mind having that backyard for MY guineas!
Yes Jenny...the lavender guineas are a lighter color than the pearl. There are many different colors of guineas too!
I really do miss the guinea kids!
Interesting! I don't know much about guineas, but they sure are cute. I'm glad they're being well taken care of. And that is a beautiful backyard view!
Sorry my comment about the Crape Myrtles was confusing. I know you're in Bama. :-)
Always learning when I visit your blog...Keets, what a cute name, anyway...Cute! Cute! Cute! I bet you have your eye on a few?
A Ha! I knew it wouldn't take you long to get your hands on some guineas. :o)) I'm glad you have some close by that you can visit and enjoy until the time comes to bring some of your own home with you.
Enjoyed your post.
What a cute bunch of guinea chicks! Are you going to take a few home with you? The different colors really show at that age.
Sweet sweet guys!
I believe you're busy right now but if you ever decide to adopt them it will be sooo cool. I miss your guinea adventures so much!
Learning more and more everyday..keets, never heard that before..so gosh darn cute tho.. I can bet you and your daughter will be visiting them a lot!!
What a nice photo of your daughter a great memory of your first summer in your new home..so glad everyone is doing well with the move..such a huge job and such a huge change. I just love all your pix of your new digs, tho..looks like you really chose a lovely place.
very sweet little chicks!
Very cute! My kids would love to see those little guineas!
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