I was sorting out some of my older photos (my laptop’s running out of space and I keep far too many photos so I’ve been hitting the delete key a lot) when I found these chooks. The photos were taken in a large park in Auckland, New Zealand (Cornwall Park, for those that know the city), which is also, in part, a farm, with sheep and cows in some of the paddocks and chooks roaming freely. (There used to be a small flock of guinea fowl as well.)
I think these chooks are rather lovely so thought I’d share the photos before deleting them. I’m not sure why but I find there’s something strangely comforting about chooks. I like the clucking sounds they make, I love their feather colours and patterns, and they just give the impression of being cosy country characters. I hope you enjoy them too.
Fab pics Annie, as always 🙂 I’m a chook fan too, love their eggs. Love watching ducks too
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When you get your allotment … 🙂
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They’re lovely. I’m always amazed by the variety there is in their plumage.
I don’t know how you can bring yourself to delete photos. I put all mine on external and flash drives when I run out of space. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed the chooks, Val.
As to the photos, I don’t like having too much stuff, them included. Live light is one my mottos!
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Why don’t you get an expansion drive for more photos, Annie? I store all my photos on external drives.
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I do have a couple of external hard drives I use for backups but I’m trying to be more disciplined and not keep as much. Take a better photo, delete an old one that’s not as good. 🙂
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I know you are right, I just can’t let them go. Squirrel comes to mind. I too have external drives to back up the expansion drives. My system is too complex by half 😦
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We each have our own ways of doing things, Joyce. I pared back almost every aspect of my life a few years ago and I like it. 🙂
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