Feb 22, 2024
Portrait of a young Speckled Sussex hen.
I had forgotten how intelligent and friendly they can be.
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Portrait of a young Speckled Sussex hen.
I had forgotten how intelligent and friendly they can be.
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Snuggling grampa is her job
My pretty girls, almost grown up 🥹 Very pleased with how the introductions to the big chickens have been going!
Chickens are silly
say hi to papa’s babies 🩵🐓🐥
these are my babies, I’m order(some of them look similar bc they are the same breeds but I can tell them apart) 1. Stargo 2. Vivienne 3. Sauron 4. Chickzilla 5. Crazy Diamond(jojo reference) and lastly 6. Franny, our biggest girl, she is an egg layer and she stays away from the chicks until they’re big enough to be a flock 🩵 they are spoiled and have a pool party every day
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we just got new pullets
I've been working on getting a chicken yard ready for a long time, and today we finally got our chickens! Three barred rock pullets. My son, my mom, and I each named one so they are Black Storm, Molly, and Telly.
I’m excited about adding these Delaware pullets to our flock; lovely white feathers with black accents. Except for egg uniformity, I’m not sure why anyone would want a flock of only one breed. There are so many breeds of good egg layers with docile temperaments and winter hardiness. I love all of the varied plumage like the emerald iridescence on our Black Star, or the smoky greys of our Blue Stars, or the pattern on our Barred Plymouth Rocks.
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