TT scale trains and models

Talk about cute...


These are Peppermints little girls, born last night.

Holy crap they're tiny! Cute as hell.

ConducTTor wrote:Holy crap they're tiny! Cute as hell.

If you think THAT is cute, try this:

Look before you step into the shower, you do not know what you might find in there...

Oh man...so freaking cool! The wife would divorce me without a thought if I brought one of these guys home.

I would love to have a goat and a goose in our back yard, but they are specifically forbidden as far animals by our local zoning codes. For some reason, ducks were not on the list, so my wife got a rescue permit from Fish & Game when she first found our Muscovy duckling who was hatched with only one leg. "Miss Duckley" is now three years old, and enjoying life in her pen (with her roommate Serena) in our back yard, along with two other males who live in their own pen, plus four wild ducks who have chosen to stay in our back yard full time, and several others who come and go in both the front and back yard on a regular basis. It never ceases to amaze me how individual their personalities are, and how they seem to try to communicate with us by wagging their tails and opening their mouths as if they were talking, whenever we are out in the yard.

A lot of people dislike Muscovy ducks in the neighborhood, and I was never particularly fond of them myself, until I got to know our ducks personally. Now, I think I like ducks better than many people.

Bill in FtL

ConducTTor wrote:Oh man...so freaking cool! The wife would divorce me without a thought if I brought one of these guys home.

Jealous?

Yes!

Here is CaTT with Pixie, one of our goats, after she won a "Howl-O-Ween" Pet Costume Contest at our local Tractor Supply Store:

Here is Pixie with Peppermint, her mother:

HAHA! That's great!