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Monthly Archives: March 2015

A White Piggie had Babies

March 31, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I can’t tell these durned white adults apart! I brought this Piggie in last week, and Sunday morning, she gave birth to two white babies. This puts my white baby […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Cassius had Babies

March 30, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

There were three births over the weekend in my nursery. Cassius gave birth while I was in West Virginia at a dog show. She had four babies Saturday, but lost […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Abby had Babies

March 29, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

On March 26, I came home from work and Abby had four babies. Now, Abby is my albino Abyssinian, and has a good track record of producing large litters, and […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

The Soils Dress: Part 3

March 28, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

One layer looked really good, but we decided to add more volume. For the batchelorette party, Sam, Courtney, Kristin, and I got together and went to Durham scrap exchange to […]

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Art, Culture, Soil

The Soils Dress: Part 2

March 27, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I visited the Durham Scrap exchange and got some fabrics that would match and compliment with the soil dyed colors. Since the panels are white, I used a maroon color […]

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Art, Culture, Soil

The Soils Dress: Part 1

March 26, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I wanted to totally customise my pi day wedding dress and make it myself. So I decided on a tattered skirt style, which would keep the cost low, and allow […]

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Art, Culture, Soil

Incubation On!

March 24, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I am getting on average of 3+ duck eggs a day out of my Khaki Campbell’s. So, after a week, all 24 eggs that I have gathered are ready to […]

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Ducks, Eggs, Incubation

Blackberry had Babies

March 23, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Imagine my surprise when I go out and feed everything this morning, to find a single baby crawling around out in the back pen!  I hate singles, because full term […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Magician Had Babies

March 23, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

So, on my way back from my agility trial this weekend, I get a call that Magician had some bunny babies. I tried for several days to breed her, and […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

ComSciCon Day 2

March 21, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

We are at the North Carolina Museum of Science in their brand new wing for our second day of the triangle science communication workshop. To start out our morning, we […]

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ComSciCon

Peaches Baby Sort

March 20, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

About a month ago, Peaches dropped two pure white piggies. At weaning, one weighs 0.39 lbs, and the other is 0.32 lbs. I totally forgot to sex them… But unless […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Waffles finally Popped!

March 19, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Man, it felt like a gajillion years that Waffles was pregnant. It is her first litter, and she did not disappoint! Three babies. However, one of them had a part […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Epic Wedding Present: Herding Ducks

March 18, 2015by dirtartful 1 Comment

I love taking my dogs Banjo and Pocosin herding. But, we can’t practice sheep every day, because we don’t live on a farm that has them. Ducks are a viable […]

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Dog, Ducks, Eggs, Herding, Homesteading

My New Doe: Brimstone

March 17, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Went to the wicked chicken auction and wound up getting this black rabbit for $8. She turned out to be a doe (in heat). Since she is a little big […]

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Homesteading, Rabbits

Charcoal had a Ginger Baby

March 16, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Once again, Charcoal doesn’t disappoint in the color department! Last night, 3/15 (the Ides of March), out popped a MASSIVE 0.27 lb Piggie (this is almost weaning weight). She looks […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

My Screw Up

March 16, 2015by dirtartful 2 Comments

I failed at palpating. When I felt Sorceress two weeks ago, I thought there could have been something, but then bred her back to Buck. Last Thursday, Sorceress was gathering […]

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Homesteading, Problems, Rabbits

Krinkle’s Friday the 13th Piggies!

March 14, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I came home last night from dinner with the family to find that Krinkle had popped out three babies on Friday the 13th. One of them was huge, and died […]

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Fresca Baby Sort

March 14, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Well, after three weeks, Fresca’s two babies are only half the size of all other weaned pigs. Even though there is a male and a female, both of these will […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

Creme Baby Sort

March 11, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Creme had two piggies, a boy (at 0.44 lbs), and a girl at 0.48 lbs. She is back outside in the backyard pen, and looks to be pregnant again.

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

New Male Breeding Piggies

March 10, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Well, I hate white piggies, so I need to get rid of my white Himalayan boar. So, I grabbed these two guys off craigslist. Both were in AMAZING shape for […]

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Guinea Pigs, Homesteading

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