Lucky "W" Farm, Asheville

13/08/2024

Having fun with Stiggy

13/08/2024

Stiggy. Poolside on a lovely August evening…

10/07/2024

18/06/2024

Just 3 little bears waiting for Mama to get a chicken…

29/05/2024

It is such a gorgeous day here!

23/05/2024

Harvesting garlic today!

08/10/2023

Wm and I are putting in a new fire pit. Neptune and a pretty flower—early fall sights.

06/09/2023

29/07/2023

8+ gallons from 1 hive. So thankful for the bounty.

08/07/2023

It’s done! Just in time for new chicks next week. Just a fun addition to our breeding duplex!

04/06/2023

Garden is planted✔️Plants are moved out✔️Porch is clean✔️Hay is in the barn ✔️ Ahhh…time for summer!

01/06/2023

First bloom of summer…

01/06/2023

Hello summer! First magnolia blossom.

29/04/2023

More additions to the “Grand Bohemian” chick rearing coop!

04/04/2023

Springtime animals!

12/12/2022

5qts homemade beef bone broth. Ready for the long nights ahead!

18/09/2022

This guy loves a cool dip in the pool!

18/09/2022

So many persimmons!

20/08/2022

This summer’s resident. She has a fawn too!

09/08/2022

Here lately…

08/08/2022

Mingo remains quite aloof—especially on International Cat Day!

23/07/2022

Love these spontaneous interactions with nature. Baby hawk with brunch of large vole!

13/07/2022

Bielefelder hen with her barnyard mix chicks. 4 more hens still sitting.

13/07/2022

12 and counting…baby chicks hatching!

02/07/2022

Can you find the gray tree frog? This guy was right next to me this evening.

29/06/2022

First batch of blackberries!

17/06/2022

Fledgling red tail hawk. One of two using our front field for training. So cool.

14/05/2022

We heard one of these this morning for the first time in our lives. Their song is a little different from the familiar Whip-poor-whill which we also heard earlier in the spring. https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Chuck-wills-widow/overview

Listen at dusk and at night for the rolling, seemingly endless call of the Chuck-will’s-widow. If you are lucky and have a keen eye, by day they can be found resting motionless on the ground or on a horizontal branch. This is the largest nightjar in North America, but their dappled brown plumage m...

06/03/2022

March sun/moonset