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Thanks, all. Julie, Meg has the softest expression on her face, too. I pick her up and hold her at least once a day, at her insistence and she just has the sweetest face! At least I have her from your Big Red and his Buff Orp ladies. She's a joy. If you ever do have more of that combination, let...

So do I! Wouldn't take $1000 for those sweeties. I think Tux was the only one in the pics today. For some reason, she kept popping up in front of the camera.

Thanks, Kate. This is just my laying flock. I also have a breeding flock of Blue Orpingtons and one of Ameraucanas, but my original girls deserved the spotlight today.

Yep, they do wait for us to come outside sometimes or to come back if we go off into the woods. If my husband lays in the hammock, they all gather underneath it and a couple will jump up there with him. Here's a pic from the summer of just that:

Thanks, Cheryl. Sometimes I feel like I slight my older girls by concentrating the pics on the younger ones, but my older girls are the ones that taught me most everything I know. And my beautiful Sunny gave me my first broody hen experience. I'd love 50 more just like her! They're very special...

Corey, she doesn't have them that way anymore for hatching eggs or I'd probably get some. Meg is a trip! She just glows in the sun with that golden red color and DH loves her so much, he wanted more of her.

I don't take lots of pics of my older girls, the original girls, much anymore. They are 2 yrs old and consist of 2 Buff Orps, 3 RIRs and 3 Silver Laced Wyandottes, one with a single comb, plus the BR girls, Lexie and Ivy, who are a couple months younger. Many of them are coming out of their...