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1/26/09 at 7:47pm

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Here's some pics of the chickens to share with yall.... a little of the day in the life of my birds,lol.

First thing in the morning the all chill out by the fig trees & then the older hens head out by the bayou. I turned over some logs for them to scratch around.

The duck to the right is Miss Q, the last mallard that lives with the chickens.All the other mallards I had flew away. hit

This is my last hen left from my original flock... Miss Prissy will be 5 in March. love

Treat time in the afternoon...

I call this "Hen Party" LOL I'll sit out in the garden with the girls & "chat" in the afternoon.

Another favorite hen PB, she's almost 4 yrs old. love

Yall have a nice evening, Miriam smile

Free ranging flock of 97 hens & 5 very happy roosters

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1/26/09 at 7:51pm

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Nice looking birds. I like the one with the hens on the blanket:lol:

I have Bantam welsummers, Bantam Cuckoo Marans, Bantam Wc black polish, Bantam Olive eggers, MGB, LF Welsummers, BCM, Wild type turkeys RioxEastern, Ringneck pheasants blacks and 1 blue roo and bunch of free range birds

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1/26/09 at 8:46pm

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Good looking chickens. Is there alligators in that bayou?

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1/26/09 at 9:10pm

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Very beautiful pictures, I even forwarded them to friends. Keep up the good work, I have 12 chickens, 4 dogs, 1 cat, outside goldfish pond, and two grown kids. I'm 48 and loving chickens! Teresa in WV

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1/27/09 at 4:23am

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Good looking chickens. Is there alligators in that bayou?

Rufus

Thanks Rufus, I have only seen one gator about 4 ft long, sure there are more. I realize that they like chicken & when the weather is warmer,I keep a close eye when the chickens are down there.
The chickens go out there is the time I'm out in the canoe feeding the resident ducks & geese.I put food out on the logs we have in front of our place.

Free ranging flock of 97 hens & 5 very happy roosters

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1/27/09 at 5:19am

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Great pictures and beautiful birds!

Hi! I have 3 beautiful daughters, a wonderful hubby. Lots of chickens, goats, cats and 2 english mastiffs!!! Maybe some pigs this spring!!

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1/27/09 at 9:59am

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Great pics !!!!

First thing I thought of was OMG I would be paranoid about a gator snatching my chickens. Guess you've got more predators to worry about than I do....lol

Julie big_smile