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We have some 7 week old chicks that have just discovered the grasshoppers now that they can go out in the large enclosure. They are so funny to watch, running around after the grasshoppers. It looks like good exercise and the fastest chick gets the prize (usually, sometimes it gets taken away by...

I'm fine with that, it's just scratching through the chicken poo to get to those bugs that grosses me out. They obviously don't care, though. Lol!

My free ranging flock found their way into my compost pile, which consists of kitchen scraps, dirt, and the pine shavings from their coop. They love it. Yuck.

Same here. My chickens love to peck the seeds out, but they will eat the whole tomato if it's mushy (not moldy).

I almost lost a finger today while giving my little sweeties some cold grape halves. They snarfed them down so fast I could barely follow the action! Lol!

I know what you mean, I was scared spitless the first time I saw my whole flock dustbathing. They were all flopping around in the dirt and I thought something horrible had happened to them. Lol! Little sillies.

Lol! Gotta love Autocorrect!

Same here. I had no idea the endless hours of entertainment I would get from these chickens. I love them beyond understanding! Lol! Sometimes I'll sit outside and talk to them, and they will actually gather around (probably waiting for a treat), but they seem like they are talking to me too...

We're getting so many eggs right now I often scramble a dozen or so and feed them back to the flock. They love them!

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Oh, yeah. I threw some canned tuna in water out to them the other day and thought "OMG, these guys are carnivores!". Lol!

Our chickens absolutely love hulled sunflower seeds, that's what I always use to lure them into the run when necessary. It never fails. They love tomatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, fresh greens, DO NOT get between them and fresh corn on the cob!