Corn harvesting next door continues.

 We saw so many large flocks of geese today.

 Sunrise,

Sunset (with a flock of geese flying west).

A large flock of Gulls took off from this field as we drove by (Canada Geese in the field too).

 Molly hasn't been too happy about all the activity around today - they are still harvesting the field of corn and the hopper has been driving back and forth filling up grain trucks on the highway.

 They have started harvesting the field of corn around our home.

 The chickens kept me company while I cleared out a planter.

 These two don't sleep with the others.

 Looks like they have favourite spots for bed time.

 The chickens helping me harvest the last of the Swiss chard.

 Ready for bed.

 I had help harvesting the beets.

 The hens hoping for treats. Also the end of a week of subtle "big sky" photos.

 Molly was hoping for a ride in the tractor with her most beloved but the steps were too high, so she just chased it down the road for a bit.

 Definitely looks like fall.

Evening walk on the last full day of summer, and it was a beautiful day to end a lovely summer.

 Sandhill Cranes flying so high - they are very noisy and can be heard before seeing them. Quite a few little flocks have been flying east to west for the past two days.

 Sunset.

 September 2026 home photo (we have only had a light frost so far, so there are still flowers).

 The "Seek" app tells me that this is an Elm Oyster Mushroom, and that it was edible, but no one wanted to try it.