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We’ve had some trouble with a fox this spring and lost a few chickens so I have a new crop of chicks in the brooder to replenish the ranks come summer. Polly, Midge, Claudine, Odette, Aurora, Lenore, Mildred, Philomina, Tacita, Fraulein, Eugenie, and Nicolle will hopefully join the older chickens outside in July or August.
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I moved a new flock of pullets out to the coop a few weeks ago and a few of them are still struggling to find a roost. In particular, Frosta likes to roost up high but most of the older chickens have already claimed the highest roosts and are not fond of a young interloper in their midst. But tonight, Frosta found a roost where absolutely NONE of the other hens would dare peck at her. She roosted on PeeWee’s back. PeeWee is my Barred Rock rooster and the the big man in the coop. Amazingly, he didn’t seem to mind at all.
My September chicks are all grown up. From left to right are Pemberly (he turned out to be a rooster, started crowing very late in my experience), Emm, Helena, Poe, McChicken, and Nathalie (the little black poof behind McChicken).
We’re down to 24 chickens. We lost my favorite rooster to a falcon on Wednesday (which was why I wanted to have the covered run built by now). Then, today, my father practically hand fed the falcon another one by leaving the door wide open. Because apparently the part where I told him the falcon would keep coming back now that it knew there was easy food here was too hard to understand.
RIP Robin and RIP Marion.
This little fluffer is Nathalie. She won’t let me get a good photo of her but she has random white feathers about her head and some on her wings.
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This is the other dark beauty of my chicks. She’s even darker than Poe (left) and Helena (center):
I have not definitively settled on a name for her yet. I was thinking Morticia or Maleficent but now I’m leaning toward Angel. Thoughts?
First real snow and the chickens don’t know what to make of it. Dumpling is blocking the door trying to decide if she dares step outside.
New chicken door we put in as the days get colder. A covered run will also be built to provide exercise and space on snowy days.
The chicks...
... are pretty definitely pullets. I haven’t heard a crow from any of them and they are two months old now. And some of them have names!
This is my nephew’s chick, McChicken. I’m guessing she’s a Orpington/Barred Rock cross?
This dark beauty is Poe. Since PeeWee chases of Robin and Brighty when they try to romance the girls, I assume she’s a Rock cross but I really don’t know who her mom might be since none of them are solid black.
This is Pemberly. Judging by her cheeks, I’m guessing she’s a Rock/Ameraucana cross.
And this would be Helena. I’m guessing because of her coloring she might be Rowena’s daughter.
The other two don’t have names but one is definitely Sophie’s chick and the other is another pretty solidly dark pullet.
My happy flock on a sunny autumn day. Egg production has diminished to about 6 eggs a day but we were already overwhelmed with them as it was. Struggling a bit to get Spaetzel to stop trying to brood but otherwise, everyone is doing well. Next big challenge will be integrating the chicks Marion hatched with the larger flock. They are two months old now, pretty fully feathered but still small enough that I worry about them being picked on by the older hens.
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Rather than a bunch of excessively broody little Maid Marians, I swapped out her clutch of 13 little eggs for about 8 or 9 smallish eggs from the larger chickens. She hatched six of them. They are 4 weeks old now, I think? So far, she is a brilliant mama hen.
The largest chick (that currently looks to maybe be a Orpington/Barred Rock cross?) is named McChicken due to a request from my nephew Jack. The others have yet to be named because I don’t know if they are pullets or cockerels. I may have to cull any cockerels so I don’t want to get too attached.
RIP Rowena. She was attacked by something earlier today and disappeared. She reappeared a few hours later but was grievously injured and I decided not to make her suffer.
Someone left me a ginormous egg today. As you can see from the picture, it is nearly twice the size of most other eggs. It does not sit properly in the carton no matter how I turn it and prevents the carton from closing at all.
Sad news
One of my chickens died today. She got into the road and was hit by a car. That is all.
Good morning, chickens...
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And these are Maid Marion’s clutch. Pretty sure they are all hers.
We got our first Ameraucana egg today, courtesy of Devon. (White Leghorn egg just to provide contrast).