Re: Gardens, Chickens, Fairy Ring

I think a fairy ring involves mushrooms. The eggs I get from a local farmer occasionally involve green and pink. Love them. Wonder why they aren't available in stores. 
Cathy, west central IL, z5b

On Sep 29, 2009, at 1:38 PM, Jesse Bell wrote:


O.K., I am frantically trying to clean up all my gardens before winter
hits because if I don't, I will never want to get back into them again
when spring thaws everything out and I see what didn't get done!
Ughhh.
But anyway - yesterday I got my first blue/green chicken egg.  I
squealed.  I have four Ameraucana Chickens that I bought in early
spring.  They are called the "Easter Egg Chicken" because their eggs
will come in a variety of colors, cream, pink, blue, green.  Last
night I picked up my first one and it's a blue/green color.  Wheeeeee!
Can't wait to see what color the others lay.  If they lay a blue egg,
they will always lay eggs that color.  I think one of them is laying,
but I can't tell because it's a cream color.  My luck, to get a
colorful chicken that lays a cream colored egg.  But we'll see.  As my
Wyandotte start to thin out, I will replace my chickens with the
Ameraucanas.  They are really interesting little birds and have a
great disposition.
And last but not least...we had 18 days of rain in the last 27 days
(ughhhhh) and last week I had this circle of mushrooms in my back
yard.  A BIG circle.  Is that called a fairy ring?  Or is the fairy
ring a dark green circle of grass?


--
Jesse R. Bell

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