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preparing for the cold front

They are saying the temperatures are going to drop drastically over the next two weeks, starting with 3-6 inches of snow tomorrow. Yesterday we prepared the animals by giving the rabbits extra cardboard for insulation and snuggling down into. We reconfigured and anchored down tarps to protect them better from the wind. I reattached the ducks tarp so it wouldn't blow away. Gave them all a pile of hay. 
I hope it snows early, so we can call into work. 
I hate being gone all day, worried we won't make it home to check on them.

ducks like their little crate - yesterday jonathan caught them cuddling up couple style :)

the bun buns like their boxes

Leela does not appreciate being photographed, please.

duckies checking out their new patch of grass

Until next time,

Angela Kelly

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