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I didn't want my other equally fluffy and lovely ladies to feel left out after my last post about Honey Bee so here are the other girls! Moose is the brown Easter Egger, Mink is the lighter Easter Egger with the black tail, Buttercup is the darker yellow Buff Orpington and Honey Bee is the lighter one, and Olivia is the little Booted Bantam.
Little Olivia is still the boss of the babies haha.
Apple Pie Booted Bantam Adoptable
Drawn on stream. So cute aaaa I love chickens.
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approximately 98% of the time when I think I've taken a great picture of a chicken, I look at it later to see that the diddly dang third eyelid is in it
Federfüßige Zwerghühner
chickens: masters of going to bed in broad daylight because the sun is 1% less bright than it was five minutes ago
I am really fascinated by how dramatic and noble chickens look at certain angles and in certain lights.
There has been a surprise new addition to the coop!
I went to visit my dad last week and he asked if I'd mind taking his last chicken. Her coopmate had been killed the night before when a raccoon broke into their coop. Dad doesn't want to get anymore chickens but he didn't want her to be by herself (or get eaten if the raccoon came back) so I brought her home to be with my little flock.
So please welcome Olivia! She is a 7 year old Booted Bantam. She's a super sweet little lady and very talkative!
Poor little gal has been through a lot of trauma with losing her buddy and the move. She has been very wary of Foggy which is certainly understandable considering how much larger Foggy is but they slowly seem to be getting more used to each other. Hoping they'll soon be friends and that they'll also get along with the babies when they are ready to move into the coop too! <3
And for fun, here's an old picture I took of her when she was about three months old. It's neat how much her coloring has changed over the years!
Olivia massacring some romaine. Her trills kinda sound like a little puppy dog <3
