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21 April 2010

Chasing chooks.

It was a perfect Autumn evening for a stroll.

And then a chicken flew over the fence and made a run for it.

And then we made a run for that chicken.

Almost got her.





Finally she was caught.

And then she was examined,

cuddled,

and sung to.

What a lovely evening for chasing chooks.

15 comments:

Daffodils and Dandelions said...

Great photos! Almost feel like I was there :-)

Valula

pen said...

heehee
you know she's going to expect the same thing every evening! especially if it ends in cuddles and being sung to!
is this how you produce such brilliant eggs?

Cathie said...

heheee!!
"hang on Bren, let me get NiK out"
love it :)

Julie said...

Thats so cute, great pics, I'm sure you were forgiven for helping with the chase. :0)

teddybearswednesday said...

Gorgeous post, I'm in love with this post. And I love when she was caught she was cuddled and sung to, I bet she's never try to leave again after that xo

farmdoc said...

One of your best posts, Kate. Well done. I love all you guys. I've taken note of the only guy who wasn't running, however. But the photographs more than compensate for you not chasing.
xxxxx

Anonymous said...

hehehe!! I love it! I did a spot of chicken wrangling myself tonight, not as dramatic though "snowball" the white Sussex was being particularly difficult here!

Sara said...

I concur, this is a GREAT post!! Loved it. What a lucky chicken to get cuddles and songs after being so mischievious! And it would seem that a lot of these comments don't appreciate what hard work a good photo journalist puts in. I say Well Done Kate ;-) xx

bee said...

Ah! Great post! This is fabulous! Awesome photos Kate :) What a cheeky chook... she looks happy to be getting cuddles though!

Thea said...

Ha, ha.. this reminded me of Chicken Run, I loved that movie. x

Leonie Guld said...

Sometimes I wish still photography could capture sound!!! lol xx

KateHK said...

I live in Hong Kong and thought you'd like to know that Daylesford Organics' fame has spread here too. In the Magazine section of today's Sunday "South China Morning Post", Daylesford Organics is mentioned in a lovely article about visiting Daylesford and Hepburn Springs.

Love your blog and can't wait to come back to Melbourne to visit your farmstore.

ZippyZippy said...

Great ckicken run guys!
Funny post, thanks Kate

eddy carroll said...

This is the cutest post..
I linked to you guys on the
Elwood General Store blog post on carrots, I hope thats ok and that yu are all keeping warm in the autumn chill X eddy

Chicken Willow said...

Love this adventure! I would have been laughing too much to take photos, you did well to get such clear photos with no 'giggle blur'.