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.
Snuggling grampa is her job
My pretty girls, almost grown up 🥹 Very pleased with how the introductions to the big chickens have been going!
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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The Cochins are having fun hunting bugs
Chicks are growing fast, they're getting their big bird feathers 🙃🤪
Guess which two are bonded and which one is normal
(Also taffy is bizarre as always her legs are not as yellow like her sisters)