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I found this article on Yahoo tonight and was laughing at it....if only it were possible!!!!
Click on the link to read the article
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This is small enough and can be moved around the yard, which I love...The side flap is up so you can see the interior...I love the side flap as it will be easy to clean...
I put dowel rods in the top for the chickens to roost...
There is a trap door so they can come in our out...This can be shut at night to keep the critters from getting in!
A side view with the flap open and a view of the ramp leading upstairs...The chicken wire will wrap around the bottom legs and the chickens will be contained in the area under the coop, this will also give them some shade...Once they get older and used to the yard I will let them free range...(maybe, that is if there are no critters on the loose)!
This one is a full grown adult and a tad bit on the aggressive side so I didn't take too many photos or get to close either...Copperhead!
I was outside spreading fire-ant poison and Michael was helping me by watering the yard down...He had gone around the side of the house when he came running back to me in hysterics...It took me a few seconds to get him to calm down and tell me what was wrong...I was laughing as his eyes were bugged out and he was waving his arms and screaming...It wasn't funny but I had never seen my son in a state of panic before...Once he calmed down and said SNAKE....BAD SNAKE and pointed to where it was I was off...Yep, sure enough a Copperhead, Ekkk and a big one!! I grabbed the camera and the shovel while Michael stood way back and watched....
It seems to be breeding season for the Anole lizards...The males were all over the trees advertising themselves in their bright green coats and orange dewlaps...

Above is a common Yellowthroat Warbler. I spotted him down by the river. At the time I had no clue as to what it was and didn't have much of a chance for photos either as my husband and his friends made an appearance and scared all the birds away...grrrr




