Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Farm Animals
Farm animals. Gosh I have lots and always share mainly on Monday Portrait So this time I am heading down a different path to what may be the face of a modern farm.
“Yes, they chose pink for me as I am the prettiest chook in the show.”
“I don’t mind have a bit of a make-over as it’s just for a bit of fun for the kids plus it is a good promotion for the Rainbow Farm”
“I am stuck with green. Boy do the others have a good laugh!”
“Like how come you have lettuce instead of feathers? Do you lay Brussel Sprouts?”
“I’ll be glad when I get home and get a wash”
“This is madness!!!”
“You have to get me out of here!!”
“I keep seeing these weird looking chickens!!”
“I don’t see what his problem is.”
“Do you?”
OK, you talked me into it. Here’s a bit of cute to finish
Enough of that. It’s time to go…….bye
bushboys world 
Awesome pics.
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Thanks Sadie 🙂
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You’re welcome
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Gorgeous portraits
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Glad you like them Sheree 🙂
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Rainbow chickens seem a good place to wrap up my blog reading. 🌈😆
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Sweet colour day Michele 🙂
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Thank you for the colorful message. 😁 I will do my best!
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I enjoyed your modern farm animals 😂😊
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Thanks Aletta 🙂
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😄😄😄
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Haha! You had fun so we could too!
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That make me feel good thanks Margaret 🤗
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You are funny, Brian!
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I am glad to supply a bit of mirth Jo 🤗
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🤣🤣🩵🩵
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😂
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👍😁
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These are precious, Brian! I wonder what is the point of chickens in technicolor? The baby calf is adorable 😍
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Thanks Terri. The dyed chickens were part of the Grafton Agricultural Annual Show and were a promotion for a chicken farm, Rainbow Farm 🙂
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what fun colors you have for this week. Is that a water level marker in the road in your last photo?
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Thanks Cee. Yes that is a floodwater height marker. Most of the creek and river crossing have them in the region as flash flooding happens. The rains come, dump a lot of water in some parts of the catchment and the waterways suddenly rise and fall away slowly. Lots of people have been caught unaware and have driven into deep water.
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In snow area, we have snow stakes with reflectors so the snow plows know there the road it. Fortunately we don’t get enough snow where I live to see them. 😀 😀
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That would be a dangerous job. Are the reflector stakes very tall? The ones along the sides of the road here to show where the road goes are about four foot 🙂 🙂
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The snow stakes on high twisty mountain roads (10,000 feet or higher) can go up to 10 or 12 feet high. Otherwise in lower elevations 6 to 8 feet high. Colorado mountains go up to 14,000+ tall. Roads only get to close to top on a couple of them. All the backroads are not kept up during the winter. Only the main mountain passes and roads to town are kept up.
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Thanks for the snowy info Cee 👍😀
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love it! (especially the calf and mama)
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Thanks ever so much Sylvia 🙂
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Multi-colored chickens could add a whole new layer to the white meat/dark meat debate!
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😂😂
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