I forgot that I used the reduced for email and forum as I was uploading so didn’t really need to use the clickable thumbnail option -sorry. I put titles on and attached tags to the pics but not sure if it is possible to get these to show?

I didn’t arrange them either…

Happy to answer questions or repost larger images :)

Testing…
This is Frizzy Fred Loves Sweet Corn

Sweet corn crop poor due to wet weather but loss to me is windfall to poultry :)

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Poultry

cackles said:

Testing…
This is Frizzy Fred Loves Sweet Corn

Sweet corn crop poor due to wet weather but loss to me is windfall to poultry :)

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Poultry

NOT what I intended – teach me to play around with the “NEW” button and “imbed tags”
I really meant to add info and larger image of one of the above :P

That’s a nice colourful array of chooks cackles. Good looking jap pumpkins too.

Oh how cute…..lurv chookie photos:D

crackles in the frist picture what is that and the 3rd picutre i think i was wounderin what that is.

veg gardener said:

crackles in the frist picture what is that and the 3rd picutre i think i
was wounderin what that is.

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a43/cackles/7157dc05.jpg

Hi Veg or VG – which do you prefer? Your full handle is a bit long…

I had hoped titles and descriptions would carry over but here is a bit
of a rundown to go with them:

Top row left to right – aah had better do separate posts as a single
one would be too long. But it might take a while so will add here from time to time

Banana clump in flower!:D I had to move bananas – Lady Fingers – to my “foodcrop corner” aka “bigpen” during summer when poultry has run of it and i abandon tryting to grow most crops. It is chainlinked off, and presently the day area for the broody and chicks who are locked into my chook tractor/broody pen at night. The original banana clump was in my main chookyard and the little brats shredded the stems of any mature plants and demolished any new suckers so I unless I used substantial had tree guards around them, they didn’t survive long enough to bear fruit! We are allowed a maximum of 5 stems, each of those with max of 2 suckers. All banana plants are supposed to be registered with QLD DPI (Dept of Primary Industries) as well. We are not allowed to grow the Cavendish variety.

Blue-faced honeyeaters love the flowers!

cackles said:

veg gardener said:

crackles in the frist picture what is that and the 3rd picutre i think i
was wounderin what that is.

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a43/cackles/7157dc05.jpg

Hi Veg or VG – which do you prefer? Your full handle is a bit long…

I had hoped titles and descriptions would carry over but here is a bit
of a rundown to go with them:

Top row left to right – aah had better do separate posts as a single
one would be too long. But it might take a while so will add here from time to time

Banana clump in flower!:D I had to move bananas – Lady Fingers – to my “foodcrop corner” aka “bigpen” during summer when poultry has run of it and i abandon tryting to grow most crops. It is chainlinked off, and presently the day area for the broody and chicks who are locked into my chook tractor/broody pen at night. The original banana clump was in my main chookyard and the little brats shredded the stems of any mature plants and demolished any new suckers so I unless I used substantial had tree guards around them, they didn’t survive long enough to bear fruit! We are allowed a maximum of 5 stems, each of those with max of 2 suckers. All banana plants are supposed to be registered with QLD DPI (Dept of Primary Industries) as well. We are not allowed to grow the Cavendish variety.

Blue-faced honeyeaters love the flowers!

i like being called both

OK :)