Sep 15, 2022
A hen finds an unused flowerpot upon which to find some rest from her little ones.
But one determined chick refuses to be separated from its mother, even for a moment.
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A hen finds an unused flowerpot upon which to find some rest from her little ones.
But one determined chick refuses to be separated from its mother, even for a moment.
Portrait of an Ameraucana Hen
This young hen has yet to lay an egg. However, her plumage is already coming in nicely, and is reminiscent of a raptor-like bird.
A mother hen, spending quality time with her chicks, in the garden.
The chicks eagerly watch as mother shows them what to eat.
They must grow fast - it’s already getting cold.
A young Lavender Orpington hen, already large and beautiful.
She will grow to be bigger and grander still.
New Life #1: Asia Black pullets (a type of Orpinton)
Despite their dark plumage, they should give a light brown, almost pink egg.
An Easter-Egger hen finds contentedness in the setting sun.
New Life #2
Easter-Egger pullet chicks.
They are intelligent, winter-hearty, friendly and productive layers of colorful eggs, which come in blue, green and even pink.
Tail Feathers #6