It went quite slow at first, but the last few days the #birds ate half of the food 😱.
It's #nice 🥰. So many little birds in the backyard. Mainly #housesparrows and #greattits (we're talking birds people...). They especially like being on the inside, where they can quickly hide in the tree. The house sparrows are very careful, not letting themselves be photographed easily. But the great tits are a bit more daring.
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Backyard Chicken Laws in West Virginia: What Every Flock Owner Needs to Know
West Virginia is widely considered a backyard chicken-friendly state, but the rules you need to follow depend almost entirely on where you live. Whether you're in a Charleston neighborhood or on a rural Appalachian property, the regulations governing your flock can look completely different from one address to the next. Before you buy your first chicks or break ground on a coop, you need to understand what your city, county, and even your homeowners association require. This guide walks you […]https://animalofthings.com/backyard-chicken-laws-in-west-virginia/
I caught a bona fide jump scare on the trail cam. Why do I find this so funny? 🤣
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Backyard Chicken Laws in Oregon: What Every Keeper Needs to Know
Oregon is one of the more chicken-friendly states in the country, but that doesn't mean you can simply set up a coop and start collecting eggs without doing your homework first. Backyard chickens are legal in most of Oregon, but local governments — cities, towns, and counties — set the specific regulations regarding flock size, coop placement, permit requirements, and rooster bans. That means the rules for your neighbor across the city line can be completely different from yours. Whether […]
Backyard Chicken Laws in Ohio: What Every Keeper Needs to Know Before Starting a Flock
Ohio is one of the most popular states for backyard chicken keeping, but the rules governing your flock have almost nothing to do with state law and everything to do with where you live. Whether you are in Columbus, a small township in Holmes County, or a suburb of Cleveland, the regulations you face can look completely different from your neighbor's — even a few streets over. Understanding the backyard chicken laws in Ohio before you buy your first chicks is not just smart planning — it […]
Neighbor’s Cat Roaming Your Yard in Texas: Know Your Rights Before You Act
Few neighborhood disputes are as quietly frustrating as a neighbor's cat that treats your yard like its personal territory. Whether it's digging up your garden, frightening your pets, or leaving unwanted "gifts" in your flower beds, the situation can escalate quickly — and most people have no idea where Texas law stands on the issue. Understanding your legal rights before you take action is critical. In Texas, the rules around free-roaming cats are a patchwork of state statutes, local […]https://animalofthings.com/neighbors-cat-in-my-yard-laws-in-texas/
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