Dedh Naw
De Merher,
nawhes mis Genver
Wednesday,
9th January
Caletter
brâs ew lewern rag gwithyjy yer. Me a glowas lowarnes et ow lowarth e’n seythen
eus passyes bes na wrüga vy hy gweles. En pras en ogas, otta disqwedhyans gwrians
lowarn po lowarnes. Ma lies plüven gwydn. Thera yer dhe gentrevek e’n pras na.
Nebes a veu scattrys ha nebes a veu ledhys. Wor’tiwedh, üdn yar a wrüg dos tre
heb trocter, üdn yar aral a dheuth tre gen askell sqwachys ha’n cülyek heb y blev
lôst teg. Ma colomednow resek dhe’n kentrevek ewedh. Heb arholas ens.
Foxes
are a big problem for poultry keepers. I heard a vixen in my garden in the past
week but I didn’t see her. In a field nearby, see the evidence of the activity
of a fox or a vixen. There are lots of white feathers. A neighbour had chickens
in that field. Some were scattered and some were killed. At last, one hen did
come back unscathed, one other hen came back with a broken wing and the cockerel
without his beautiful tail feathers. The neighbour has racing pigeons as well.
They are safe and sound.
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